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Developing infrastructure to meet water demands is one aspect of Resource Management (Zimbabwe). Source- Schaefer 2010
Macarretane Barrage, Mozambique, on the main stem of the Limpopo River. Source- Vogel 2010
Stakeholder meeting with members of ARA-Sul. Source- ARA-Sul 2009
Gaborone Dam, Botswana. Source: Vogel 2005
Increased severity and frequency of tropical storms is one of the predicted impacts of climate change. Source: ARA-Sul 2000
Water reservoir in the Limpopo River basin. Source: ARA-Sul 2008
Silalabuhwa Dam, Zimbabwe. Source- Schaefer 2010
Lower Ncema Dam, Zimbabwe. Source- Schaefer 2010
Chokwé is one of the prominent irrigation schemes in Mozambique. Source: Qwist-Hoffmann 2010
Inyankuni Dam, Zimbabwe. Source- Schaefer 2010
Inyankuni Dam, Zimbabwe-1. Source- Schaefer 2010
Seko Canal, Olifants sub-basin, South Africa. Source: LIMCOM 2009
Agriculture in Lobatse, Botswana. Source: Vogel 2010
Large scale agriculture in Chokwé, Mozambique. Source: Qwist-Hoffmann 2010
Agricultural practices in the Olifants sub-basin in South Africa. Source- LIMCOM 2009
Agriculture near Silalabuhwa Dam, Zimbabwe. Source- Schaefer 2010
Approximately 50 % of Zimbabwe is forest covered. Source: Schaefer 2010
Gaborone Dam plays an important role in water demand management in Botswana. Source: Hatfield 2010
Morupule coal mine in Limpopo River basin - Botswana. Source: Debswana 2010
Large scale hydroelectric projects require the building of dams which alters the flow significantly. Source- ©iStockphoto Kawisign 2008
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