Barbara van Koppen, Patience Mukuyu, Tumai Murombo, Inga Jacobs-Mata, Jennifer Molwantwa, John Dini, Tendai Sawunyama, Barbara Schreiner, Sipho Skosana
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South Africa’s legally binding National Water Resource Strategy specifies a people-oriented prioritization for the equitable allocation of the nation’s public trust of surface and groundwater resou...
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International Journal of Water Resources Development is a policy and practice-oriented Journal that covers all aspects of water resources policy, management, development and governance. It is an interdisciplinary journal that focuses on water resources and their economic, financial, social and environmental-related impacts. Contributions which include the interdependences and inter-linkages between the water and the agricultural, energy, industrial and health sectors in both developed and developing countries, both at present and in the future, are welcome.