Title: Establishment of WUA in Tihama (Pdf) Author: Jaafar Hasan Alawi Al-Jeffri Type: Document Year: 2011 Description: Establishment of Water Users Associations (WUAs) in the main Spate Irrigation Area in Tihama Region of Yemen.
Title: Taiz Hydrology Author: Unknown Type: Document Description: This document illustrates how high-peak short-duration floods can be generated from short duration storms on steep catchments. It is particularly relevant to locations where the storms can drop heavy on steep slopes close to the diversion sites. Applicability of the methodology depends on the nature of the
Title: Rural Development Project in the Tafilalet and Dades Valley (in French) Author: Unknown Type: Document Year: 2005 Description: Evaluation of IFAD-supported PDRT project in Tafilalet including seven small spate irrigation systems.
Title: Spate Irrigation in Ethiopia (in Amharic) Author: Unknown Type: Document Description: Experiences with farmer managed and government developed spate irrigation in Ethiopia and description of scope and direction of developing spate irrigation.
Title: Mombo Semi-Perennial Irrigation Scheme Author: Unknown Type: Document Description: Description (in Swahili) of diversion scheme in ephemeral river in Tanzania.
Title: Economic Viability of Acacia Ehrenbergiana Plantations Author: Jaafar Hasan Alawi Al-Jeffri Type: Document Year: 2009 Description: Document describing the business viability of local commercial plantations of this acacia species, based on activities in Yemen – providing the opportunity to reverse the degradation of forest resources in this area.
Title: Poverty, Livelihood Risks and Copies Strategies in spate Irrigation Systems Author: Unknown Type: Document Description: Spate irrigation is mainly practiced in arid and semi-arid areas of the world, such as the Middle East, Northern and Western Africa, the Horn of Africa, South and Central Asia als well as parts of Latin America, where rainfall
Title: The Bolton Settlement Report (Pakistan) Author: Unknown Type: Document Year: 2007 Description: In 1908 land and water rights in DI Khan were settled by H. Bolton. To date this is the authorative source on the spate water rights in this ares.
Title: Taiz Hydrology Author: Unknown Type: Document Description: This document illustrates how high-peak short-duration floods can be generated from short duration storms on steep catchments. It is particularly relevant to locations where the storms can drop heavy on steep slopes close to the diversion sites. Applicability of the methodology depends on the nature of the
Title: Spate Irrigation in Ethiopia (in Amharic) Author: Unknown Type: Document Description: Experiences with farmer-managed and government developed spate irrigation in Ethiopia and description of scope and direction of developing spate irrigation.