
WAHARA - Water Harvesting for Rainfed Africa: investing in dryland agriculture for growth and resilience
Start date of the project:
01/03/2011
End date of the project:
28/02/2016
Funding program:
FP7
Contract Code:
265570
In the variety of contexts in Africa – from arid to humid – the availability of water has become increasingly important, making an improved capture and usage of water essential. To ensure a continuous water supply for agricultural crops, water harvesting has been carried out in the earliest agricultural practices; however the environment has changed, as well as the number of people depending on it. This is where the WAHARA project will make a difference: four countries, four pilot projects, one goal: increasing the potential of water harvesting.
Links:
Brochure, policy brief, ...:
Countries:
non Europe›Burkina Faso
non Europe›Ethiopia
non Europe›Tunisia
non Europe›Zambia
Contact Name:
Dr. Coen Ritsema


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