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Freedom to change — the Chivi experience
Although the farmers of the Zimbabwe district of Chivi describe water as 'life', for years they failed to make the most of the scarce resources available. Pure apathy? Or the legacy of forcible disempowerment? One NGO attempted to show that outside influence need not always be pernicious.
Although the farmers of the Zimbabwe district of Chivi describe water as 'life', for years they failed to make the most of the scarce resources available. Pure apathy? Or the legacy of forcible disempowerment? One NGO attempted to show that outside influence need not always be pernicious.
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