These training materials have been produced to foster the capacity of key members of local communities to practically implement RWHI systems in a cost-efficient manner.
AFRHINET project
The AFRHINET project envisages effective capacity building for RWHI management and transnational research and technology-transfer centres, and enlarged and stronger networks between businesses/micro-enterprises, non-governmental and public actors and academic/scientific institutions in the field of RWHI management and sustainable dryland agriculture, agroforestry and horticulture.
Areas of activity:
dryland agriculture
Agroforestry
horticulture
Focus of Capacity Development:
Individual
Organizational
Resources from this Organisation
Publication year
2017
Link to web resource
These advanced training materials have been produced to foster the capacity of practitioners from private, nongovernmental and public sectors on one hand, and academics and scientists on the other, to practically implement cost-efficient RWHI technologies and practices in arid and semi-arid areas
Publication year
2017
Link to web resource
These recommendations are a compilation of 2 regional studies at sub-Saharan Africa level which focused on research and technology transfer in the field of rainwater harvesting irrigatio nmanagement on one hand (section 3), and effective policy recommendations on the use of rainwater for off-seas
Publication year
2017
Link to web resource
This report is part of the AFRHINET project under the ACP-EU Cooperation Programme in Science and Technology (S&T II).
Publication year
2016
Link to web resource