Researchers have demonstrated evidence of changes in the climatic conditions over the time. This paper reviews indigenous knowledge and practices, with reference to traditional water resource management, in view of the climate change impacts on traditional water resources, especially stone spouts, which have been practiced over many centuries in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. There is a need to document and preserve the existing indigenous knowledge and practices
The paper reflects the main methodological aspects of the PAPRIKA Project based on the following obj...
International audienceThe paper reflects the main methodological aspects of the PAPRIKA Project base...
The study was carried out to gather perceptions and experiences of the Uluguru mountains communities...
Researchers have demonstrated evidence of changes in the climatic conditions over the time. This pap...
Rapid population growth, unplanned urbanization and the drying up of traditional water resources hav...
Not AvailableAvailable literature on indigenous and local knowledge1 provides ample argument and ...
This case study helps to develop a better overall understanding of the roles and need for managing t...
Climate change alters the hydrology of a watershed through changes on precipitation patterns, extrem...
This study examined the impacts of climate change on water resources in a mountainous municipality. ...
Household survey, focus group discussions, participatory rural appraisal (PRA) tools, viz, trend ana...
This paper brings out perceptions and observations of Tharu communities (Rana and Chaudhary), inhabi...
251-257The present study was conducted with the objective of documenting and assessing the potentia...
Management of water resources is a major challenge throughout the world and in many long-established...
In the Himalayas, where the increase in temperatures is higher than the world average, climate chang...
Study Region: We interrogate the water resources of the Upper Kaligandaki River Basin (UKGRB), in th...
The paper reflects the main methodological aspects of the PAPRIKA Project based on the following obj...
International audienceThe paper reflects the main methodological aspects of the PAPRIKA Project base...
The study was carried out to gather perceptions and experiences of the Uluguru mountains communities...
Researchers have demonstrated evidence of changes in the climatic conditions over the time. This pap...
Rapid population growth, unplanned urbanization and the drying up of traditional water resources hav...
Not AvailableAvailable literature on indigenous and local knowledge1 provides ample argument and ...
This case study helps to develop a better overall understanding of the roles and need for managing t...
Climate change alters the hydrology of a watershed through changes on precipitation patterns, extrem...
This study examined the impacts of climate change on water resources in a mountainous municipality. ...
Household survey, focus group discussions, participatory rural appraisal (PRA) tools, viz, trend ana...
This paper brings out perceptions and observations of Tharu communities (Rana and Chaudhary), inhabi...
251-257The present study was conducted with the objective of documenting and assessing the potentia...
Management of water resources is a major challenge throughout the world and in many long-established...
In the Himalayas, where the increase in temperatures is higher than the world average, climate chang...
Study Region: We interrogate the water resources of the Upper Kaligandaki River Basin (UKGRB), in th...
The paper reflects the main methodological aspects of the PAPRIKA Project based on the following obj...
International audienceThe paper reflects the main methodological aspects of the PAPRIKA Project base...
The study was carried out to gather perceptions and experiences of the Uluguru mountains communities...