Water Management in Africa and the Middle East: Challenges (IDRC, 1996)

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Acknowledgments

Preface

Introduction

Part I - Concepts

Demand-side Management, Conservation, and Efficiency in the Use of Africa’s Water Resources

Allocation of Water Resources in Africa: Potential for Moving Water in and out of Agriculture

Women, Men, and Water-Resource Management in Africa

Part II - Subregional contributions

Between the Great Rivers: Water in the Heart of the Middle East

Sources of Strain and Alternatives for Relief in the Most Stressed Water Systems of North Africa

Water Crises and Constraints in West and Central Africa: The Case of Côte D’Ivoire

Strain, Social and Environmental Consequences, and Water Management in the Most Stressed Water Systems in Africa

Strain, Water Demand, and Supply Directions in the most Stressed Water Systems of Eastern Africa

Strain, Water Demand, and Supply Direction in the most Stressed Water Systems of Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, and Swaziland

Strain, Water Demand, and Supply Directions in the Most Stressed Water Systems of Southern Africa except South Africa and Namibia

Improving Water Supply Systems in Rural West and Central Africa

Part III - Special issues

Water Supply and Management in Rural Ghana: Overview and Case Studies

Water Management, Use, and Conflict in Small-Scale Irrigation: The Case of Rombo in the Kenya Maasailand

NGO Experience, Intervention, and Challenges in Water Strain, Demand, and Supply Management in Africa

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