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Climate Change and Water Resources Planning, Development, and Management in Zimbabwe

2014

World Bank

AGROVOC Keywords
agricultural production algal blooms aquatic ecosystems civil society climate change climate data climate variability community participation contaminants decision making domestic water drinking water drought environmental management flood control flood forecasting fresh water groundwater management hydrological cycle irrigation systems land use change local authorities local communities mercury meteorological stations nutrients organic matter pollution control riparian states river basins rivers sewage treatment surface runoff surface water waste disposal waste water wastewater treatment water water abstraction water allocation water authorities water availability water conservation water demand water governance water management water policy water quality water rates water resources water reuse water rights water scarcity water supply water treatment water use water users weirs wells
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Meteorological service; Collection of water; Water managers; Ownership of water; Clean water; Flood risk; Water systems; Riparian countries; Urban water supply; Water consumption; Supply of water; Groundwater quality; River catchment; Large dams; Industrial discharges; Service providers; Water department; Water uses; Nutrient loads; Use of water; Sanitation services; Annual rainfall; Water pricing; Urban water management; Climate changes; Arid regions; National water resources; Catchment level; Sanitation facilities; Contaminants in water; Irrigators; Allocation of water; Water quality monitoring; Groundwater resources; Water allocations; Arid areas; Safe water supply; Solid waste; Water sector; River basin; Flood management; Water quality protection; Cholera outbreak; Agricultural activities; Consumptive uses; Solid waste disposal; Environmental health; Leakage reduction; Catchment area; Rural water supply; Degradation of groundwater; Renewable water resources; Water resource; Water savings; Domestic uses; Available water resources; Surface water resources; Irrigation development; Safe drinking water; Available water; National water policy; Wastewater infrastructure; Environmental impacts; Demand management; Quality of water; Decision makers; Management of water; Managing water resources; National water resources management; Demand for water; Sustainable water supply; Assessment of groundwater; City council; Dam construction; Urban water; Hydropower potential; Sewerage systems; Water contamination; Water quantity; Water supply systems; Wastewater supply; Water quality problems; Water distribution; Local community; Conservation of nature; Efficient water use; Safe water; Wastewater treatment facilities; Groundwater development; Water management authorities; Service delivery; Catchment councils; Flood protection; Hand pumps; Surface waters; Rural water; Climatic conditions; Efficient use of water; Good governance; Water management agencies; Sectoral water; Water infrastructure; Sectoral policies; Groundwater use; Hydropower production; Downstream users; Management of groundwater; Domestic water supply
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English
2021-06-15
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