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From violent conflict to peaceful cooperation: The nature of irrigation management situations in Northern Ethiopia, the role of institutions and lessons learned - Softcover
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Water is crucial to human life and the earth as a whole; there is no life without water. The majority of the rural population in Ethiopia is depending on agriculture for their livelihood and most agriculture is still based on the availability of rain. This limits the possibilities of the rural population to have a consistent income all year long; their agricultural practices are more focused on subsistence farming. Irrigation developments are growing rapidly in Ethiopia and there is a water resource potential to increase the irrigated agriculture. Managing these water systems is however not always easy. Water management equals managing conflicting interests and farmers can get competitive to secure their own access to water for irrigation. However, there is not much knowledge available about the nature of these local management situations. Therefore, a research has been conducted to look at the nature of local management situations, the role of various institutions and stakeholders, and the way in which problems are dealt with (conflict management). The aim was to know the contextual factors of the conflicts, the stakeholders involved and the dynamics around the situation.
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Sandra van Soelen is development professional currently working as a WASH advisor for SNV Kenya. She finished her master Sustainable Development in 2013 from Utrecht University. During her masters, she focused on water management models in East Africa by conducting research in Tanzania and Ethiopia.
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- PublisherLAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
- Publication date2015
- ISBN 10 3659680222
- ISBN 13 9783659680229
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages88
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