Small plot watering from rainwater harvesting, Zambia



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The Water Page is an independent initiative dedicated to the promotion of sustainable water resources management and use.  A particular emphasis is placed on the development, utilisation and protection of water in Africa and other developing regions.

A new selection of water photos from Mozambique,
February 2005

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How much water does the food processing industry use? HR Wallingford, with funding from the British Government (DFID), publishes a Handbook for the Assessment of Catchment Water Demand and Use

Faith, development and poverty Article 1

Water Resources Management web based information 30 different themes Hundreds of references Making it easier to find information on the Web

OPINION - Confusing Cause and Effect - Poverty, Development & the Environment The threat to the environment in the North is excess and in the South is poverty, therefore the solutions are different - development is the only chance to restore the balance in the South.

National Geographic features water and quotes The Water Page as a major source of information. "Visit this site to learn about sustainable water use and management in Africa and other developing regions."

Ode to the Development Worker

A development philosophy - leave no footprints

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