Title: Social Water Studies in the Arab Region, State of the Art and Perspectives Author: Manar Fayyad, Serena Sandri, Matthias Weiter and Dimitrios Zikos (Edtrs.) Type: Seminar Proceedings Description: This publication comes as the natural continuation of discussions initiated in the conference and draws on lessons learned and material collected from the participants. Against this
Title: Potential Assessment of Flood Based Farming on lower Omo Ghibe Basin (draft) Authors: Eyasu Yazew, Atinkut Mezgebu, Tesfa-alem Gebreegziabher Embaye Daniel Teka and Ermias Alemu Type: Document Year: 2015 Description: Report of the research to find out the effects of the Omo Ghibe basin, Ghibe I, II and III hydropower development dams on the
Title: Multi Reservoir Operation and Challenges of the Omo River Basin: Part II Assessment of Flood-based Farming on lower Omo Ghibe Basin Author: Eyasu Yazew (PhD), Atinkut Mezgebu (PhD), Tesfa-alem Gebreegziabher Embaye, Daniel Teka (PhD), Ermias Alemu Year: 2015 Description: This report describes the research targeting at assessing the impact of upstream developmental interventions on
Title: Concept paper on Spate Irrigation and Irrigation sector development in Awaran District Author: Spate Irrigation Network Pakistan Type: Paper Year: 2015 Description: This paper describes the current situation and possibilities regarding spate irrigation and irrigation sector development in Awaran District in Balochistan, Pakistan.
Title: Effect of sowbug on Soil Aggregate Stability in a Desert Region (Case Study: Gareh Bygone Plain, Iran) Authors: Gholamreza Rahbar, Ataollah Kavian, Mahmood Habibnezhad Rooshan, Ahang Kowsar and Kaka Shahedi Year: 2015 Type: Article in Ecoperzia 2015, 3 (4), 1189-1199 Description: This article desribes the appearance of sowbugs in sedimentation basins of the artificial
Title: Assessing the performance of water user associations in the Gash Irrigation Project Author: Lee A. Ngirazie, Ageel I. Bushara, Jerry W. Knox Year: 2015 (published in Water International – IWRA) Description: In many countries, water user associations (WUAs) have assumed responsibility for managing irrigation systems, but their performance is known to vary markedly. This
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: Technical Note: Supporting and promoting flood-based farming systems Authors: IFAD Year: 2015 Description: Flood Based Farming Systems have often been overlooked, if not misunderstood, by decision makers, agricultural experts and professionals. A good example is the construction of large-scale surface water storage that more often than not does not taken into account the presence
Title: Managing Prosopis Juliflora for better (agro-) pastoral Livelihoods in the Horn of Africa Author: GIZ Year: 2015 Description: This document summarizes the presentations held and the results of the discussions during the 2-day conference on Prosopis juliflora. This regional conference was organized by GIZ (Germany), Mekelle University (Ethiopia) UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (the