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Sustainable Water Management in the Zambezi River Basin
Abstract:
The Zambezi River Basin is home to 40 million people who rely on the river for drinking water, fisheries, irrigation, hydropower production, mining and industry, ecosystem maintenance, and other uses. The river also attracts tourists from around the world, who come to see Victoria Falls and wildlife living along the river banks. Tourism supports local economies and brings much-needed foreign currency into the basin countries. Protecting and managing the sustainable use and development of the Zambezi is extremely important to the people living in the region.
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Sustainable Water Management in the Zambezi River Basin
Research Area:
Research Project:
Sustainable Water Infrastructure in Developing Countries
Publication Type:
Report
CSS Publication Number:
CSS08-11 Date Published:
2008
Full Citation:
Kirchhoff, Christine J. and Jonathan W. Bulkley. 2008. Sustainable Water Management in the Zambezi River Basin. Journal of the International Institute: The Africa Issue. International Institute, University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, MI. 15(2): 10.

