Watershed Development Plan - Getachew, Bisrat;Zeleke, Adamu
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Ethiopian has long history in land management practices, such as the Konso people practices, which is registered by the UNESCO. Land degradation has pose a huge problem and risk in the Ethiopian economy. The effect is exacerbated by the recurrent drought, population growth and climate change impact. Hence the Ethiopian Government has devised and used different approaches for the last four decades to tackle problem associated with land degradation. The current community based watershed management approaches has got better acceptance by the public and producing success stories in different part…mehr

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Ethiopian has long history in land management practices, such as the Konso people practices, which is registered by the UNESCO. Land degradation has pose a huge problem and risk in the Ethiopian economy. The effect is exacerbated by the recurrent drought, population growth and climate change impact. Hence the Ethiopian Government has devised and used different approaches for the last four decades to tackle problem associated with land degradation. The current community based watershed management approaches has got better acceptance by the public and producing success stories in different part of the country. This booklet will contribute a lot in the preparation of Community Participatory Watershed Management Development plan.
Autorenporträt
Nebil M Shekur, I got BSc in Soil and Water Conservation from Mekelle University, Ethiopia, and MSc in Environmental Management and Sustainability from University of South Australia. I was a Lecturer in Dilla Agricultural College and then served as a Senior Watershed Management expert in the Ministry of Agriculture, Ethiopia.