Water policy in Puntland State, Somalia
Puntland - the very horn of Africa - has almost no surface water and presents unique challenges when developing water policy. Following a risk assessment and a participatory approach, the Government of Puntland has successfully developed, approved and launched a new policy. The purpose of this paper is to describe how a participatory process and risk assessment led to the successful recognition and implementation of a water policy under testing circumstances.Allan, J.A (2003) ‘Virtual water. The water, food and trade nexus: Useful concept or misleading metaphor?’ Water International 28: 4-11.
United Republic of Tanzania (2002) Tanzania National Water Policy http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm [accessed 28.11.08] http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm
Allan, J.A (2003) ‘Virtual water. The water, food and trade nexus: Useful concept or misleading metaphor?’ Water International 28: 4-11.
United Republic of Tanzania (2002) Tanzania National Water Policy http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm [accessed 28.11.08] http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm
Allan, J.A (2003) ‘Virtual water. The water, food and trade nexus: Useful concept or misleading metaphor?’ Water International 28: 4-11.
United Republic of Tanzania (2002) Tanzania National Water Policy http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm [accessed 28.11.08] http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm
Allan, J.A (2003) ‘Virtual water. The water, food and trade nexus: Useful concept or misleading metaphor?’ Water International 28: 4-11.
United Republic of Tanzania (2002) Tanzania National Water Policy http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm [accessed 28.11.08] http://www. tzonline.org/maji/start.htm
Water governance research in Africa: progress, challenges and an agenda for research and action
Olagunju, Ayodele
Thondhlana, Gladman
Chilima, Jania Said
Sène-Harper, Aby
Compaoré, W.R. Nadège
Ohiozebau, Ehimai
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