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This book shows how research in Southern Africa has shed light on why conventional wells and boreholes fail, on the potential of the groundwater resource to support production through improved siting and selection of more appropriate well designs, and on the positive impacts and some problems that can emerge at productive water points.

Produktbeschreibung
This book shows how research in Southern Africa has shed light on why conventional wells and boreholes fail, on the potential of the groundwater resource to support production through improved siting and selection of more appropriate well designs, and on the positive impacts and some problems that can emerge at productive water points.
Autorenporträt
Chris Lovell works for the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in Oxford. He is currently based in Zimbabwe and is involved in rural development projects in ground water development, small-scale irrigation and intergrated natural resouce management.