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Strategies for increasing agricultural water productivity in physically and economically water-scarce regions - Mr Maimbo Malesu, World Agroforestry Centre, Kenya
- 1. CTA Seminar Closing the Knowledge Gap: INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT By Maimbo Mabanga Malesu Strategies for Increasing Agricultural Water Productivity in Physically and Economically Water Scarce Region
- 6. Agric. Water Management as a major entry point to livelihood enhancement To exploit agric. potential in curbing hunger and undernourishment; technical, economic and human resources must be mobilized to facilitate water management through RWH & irrigation. However, the ACP region faces physical and economic water scarcity denoting both availability and access quagmires and must institute strategies to address these challenges.
- 7. Global depiction of water scarcity IWMI, 2009
- 8. Do we have adequate investments to cope with Water Scarcity?
- 9. How about at Community level?
- 10. The Policy Dilemma: Where do Governments target investments?
- 11. Can we boost per-capita water storage & Productivity in the ACP?
- 13. Understanding Rainwater Partitions is starting point for boosting water productivity
- 14. Source: SEI 2006
- 15. Assessment of RWH in Zanzibar + LOBBYING (MDG Centre, 2007)
- 16. RW assessments: Case example for Sub-Saharan Africa African countries in the ACP are the ones where rainfall exceeds 200mm/yr within SSA
- 17. RWH Domains (Mati et al, 2006) Runoff Ephemeral rivers
- 18. Climate modeling –P/PET Source: MINAGRI - 2010
- 20. Source: MINAGRI - 2010
- 21. MINAGRI - 2010
- 22. Promising Water Harvesting Technological Options
- 23. INSITU RWH TECHNIQUES Earthen Bunds Zai-pits
- 25. 9 ponds/Km2 in Lare Kenya Run-off Catchment Systems + Private Sector
- 26. By June 2010 RADA had constructed >400 X 120 m 3 ponds in 10 districts of Rwanda
- 27. Best Practices Scaling Up Sites
- 28. CHECK DAMS + Surface irrigation in Zanzibar
- 29. Roof Catchment Systems + Drip Irrigation
- 30. Increased Awareness India pioneers RWH, 2004 AFRICA: RWH could solve water shortages, 2006
- 32. The World Agroforestry Centre United Nations Avenue, Gigiri P.O Box 30677 Nairobi, 00100, Kenya Phone: +254 20 722 4000 Fax: +254 20 722 4001 Web: www.worldagroforestry.org Email: icraf@cgiar.org THANK YOU – Green water is the way out