Agriculutral water management in the context of climate change in Africa
Abstract
The paper focuses on ecosystems rather than commodities; on underlying processes (both biophysical and socio-economical) than simple relationships; and on managing the effects of interactions between various elements of the production systems. It aims to decrease unproductive water losses from a system, as well as increase the adaptive capacity of communities and institutions.
Citation
“United nations Economic Commission for Africa. African Climate Policy Centre; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa. (2011-11). Agriculutral water management in the context of climate change in Africa. ACPC working paper;; .9. .9, 32 p.:. Addis Ababa :. © UN.ECA,. http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21089”Collections
- Agriculture [3048]
- Climate Change [685]
- Natural Resources Management [2817]
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