This paper assesses the potential for Water Harvesting Technologies (WHT) in farming systems affected by drought or water scarcity. A major assumption of the paper is that the earth is æ water does not preclude water shortages, particularly in situations where water management principles, procedures and tools are in deficit. The analysis is based on data collected from the Mandara Mountains Regions of Northern Cameroon (Africa) in 1998 using a combination of research methods: personal interviews, field observations, and document analysis. To ensure the validity and reliability of the data, the “Positional Power” technique was used to identify key respondents. The specific objectives of the study were to: a) ascertain the economic potential ...
It is evident that irrigation continues to play a major role in poverty alleviation by providing foo...
Adoption of technology is an important factor in economic development. Successful introduction of te...
Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences 1999, Vol. 2(2) : 205- 218Adoption of technology is an im...
The objective of this paper was to examine farmer-directed technology adaptation of selected water h...
Water has long been regarded as the main limiting resource for crop production in the drought-prone ...
Natural resource degradation and water scarcity are a global concern, which typically threatens the ...
As water shortage in the dry areas is a recurrent crisis, people have a great need for information o...
Tanzania Journal Agriculture Science 1998. Vol 1(1): pp 81-894,d.oPtion,oj. tech,!ology.is an impor...
Natural resource degradation and water scarcity, which threaten the sustainability of smallholder fa...
The in-field rainwater harvesting technique (IRWHT) has been widely promoted for the sustainability ...
This paper aims to describe the state of theart of both water harvesting (WH) andsupplemental irriga...
There is an urgent need – heightened by climate change – for appropriate technologies to address the...
The ultimate purpose of this study was to assess the agricultural water management practices in Hala...
Rainfall shortage and variability constrain crop production of smallholder farmers in Ethiopia and c...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Kandara : les fruits d'un effort collecti
It is evident that irrigation continues to play a major role in poverty alleviation by providing foo...
Adoption of technology is an important factor in economic development. Successful introduction of te...
Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences 1999, Vol. 2(2) : 205- 218Adoption of technology is an im...
The objective of this paper was to examine farmer-directed technology adaptation of selected water h...
Water has long been regarded as the main limiting resource for crop production in the drought-prone ...
Natural resource degradation and water scarcity are a global concern, which typically threatens the ...
As water shortage in the dry areas is a recurrent crisis, people have a great need for information o...
Tanzania Journal Agriculture Science 1998. Vol 1(1): pp 81-894,d.oPtion,oj. tech,!ology.is an impor...
Natural resource degradation and water scarcity, which threaten the sustainability of smallholder fa...
The in-field rainwater harvesting technique (IRWHT) has been widely promoted for the sustainability ...
This paper aims to describe the state of theart of both water harvesting (WH) andsupplemental irriga...
There is an urgent need – heightened by climate change – for appropriate technologies to address the...
The ultimate purpose of this study was to assess the agricultural water management practices in Hala...
Rainfall shortage and variability constrain crop production of smallholder farmers in Ethiopia and c...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Kandara : les fruits d'un effort collecti
It is evident that irrigation continues to play a major role in poverty alleviation by providing foo...
Adoption of technology is an important factor in economic development. Successful introduction of te...
Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences 1999, Vol. 2(2) : 205- 218Adoption of technology is an im...