Title: Upstream, Downstream – Conveying Water and Ideas: Potentials for IWRM in Wadi Zabid, Yemen Author: Carmen Celine Tyndale From Dalseng Type: Thesis Year: 2014 Description: This thesis investigates what the potential for IWRM is in Wadi Zabid, an area in western Yemen suffering from water resource troubles. It analyses the concept IWRM and sees
Title: Assessment of the Potential of Flood_Based Farming in Ethiopia (Afar, Amhara, Benshagul Gumuz, Oromia, The Southern Nations, Nationalists and People Region) Author: Daniel Teka (PhD), Tesfa-alem Gebreegziabher, Ayele Almaw, Goitom Tukue, Abity Getaneh Year: 2014 Description: This study focusses on the potential irrigable area using spate in Afar region, Amhara region, Benishangul-Gumuz region, Oromia
Title: Dry Side of the Indus, Exploring Spate Irrigation in Pakistan Authors: Rina Saeed Khan et al Type: Book Year: 2014 Description: This book describes for the very first time the special spate irrigation systems in Pakistan (“Rod Kohi”, “Sailaba” and “Nai”) and the societies they have given rise to.
Title: Flood simulation using public domain data for a data scarce transboundary basin: the case of Gash River Basin, Horn of Africa Author: Prabin Rokaya Type: MSc thesis Year: 2014 Description: This study was undertaken to investigate the possibility of developing a reliable rainfall-runoff model for flood forecasting using public domain datasets for the Gash
Title: Groundwater Recharge Estimation Gash Basin – Eastern Sudan Author: Nayl K.E.A. Year: 2014 Description: This document gives an estimation how much the Gash is able to recharge the groundwater along its basin.
Title: Evaluation and Management of Groundwater Resources of the Gash aquifer Author: Nile Basin Initiative Year: 2014 Description: The main objective of this study was to develop a comprehensive plan for groundwater management in the Gash basin by developing a conceptual model for the aquifer comprising the aquifer hydrogeological boundaries, water balance components and any
Title: Towards better Institutional Setup in Spate Irrigation System: the Case Study of Yandafero-Konso Lowland Spate Irrigation System, Ethiopia Author: Tolossa Lemma Tola Type: MSc thesis Year: 2014 Description: The study analyses the effectiveness of the existing institutions in managing the Yandafero spate irrigation system and enhances agricultural productivity. It also gives recommendations that build
Title: Farmers’ perceptions of and responses to annual flood events in the Vietnamese Mekong River Delta Author: Van Kien Nguyen and Kim Alexander Type: Article Year: 2014 Description: This chapter reflects on the importance of local perceptions of flooding events and household adaptive capacity and coping strategies used to prepare and respond to annual flooding
Title: Environmental and Socio-Economic Aspects of Hurry, a Traditional Agroforestry System in Sindh, Pakistan. Author: Dr. G.R. Keerio Year: 2015 Description: This book describes a study on Hurry plantation, which is a traditional agroforestry practice in Sindh. It highlights its economic and environmental aspects to promote what benefits this traditional system offers for the improvement
Title: An economic evaluation of flood dike construction in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam Author: Van Kien Nguyen Type: Book Year: 2014 Description: This book is about the comparison of costs and benefits of alternative dyke constructions (seasonal August dykes and permanent High dykes) for agricultural production in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta using a case study if