PREPARING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT

	PREPARING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS AFRICA
Proceedings of the African Regional Workshop Nairobi,Kenya 8-10 October 2003
Edited by Brent Swallow Njeri Okono Moujahed Achouri and Larry Tennyson	Table of Contents Traduction partielle en Français
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CONTENTS Preface, Contents, Acknowledgments, Acronyms and Introduction
PART 1 - FAO WATERSHED MANAGEMENT REVIEW
	CHAPTER 1 - Preparing the next generation of watershed management programmes - Moujahed Achouri CHAPTER 2 - Review and assessment of watershed management strategies and approaches - Larry Tennyson
PART 2 - LINKS AMONG LAND USE, TREE COVER AND WATER IN WATERSHEDS
	CHAPTER 3 - Land–water relationhips in rural watersheds - Jean-Marc Faurès CHAPTER 4 - Watershed management – can we incorporate more evidence-based policies? Ian R. Calder
PART 3 - FARMING AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
	CHAPTER 5 - Runoff and erosion control under improved fallows in western Kenya - Anja Boye and Alain Albrecht CHAPTER 6 - Results from ten years of watershed and water resources research in semi-arid southern Zimbabwe - F. T. Mugabe CHAPTER 7 - Conservation farming – a strategy for improved agricultural and water productivity among smallholder farmers in drought-prone environments - Johan Rockström and Kurt Steiner CHAPTER 8 - Above-ground transformations in agroforestry systems in watersheds: case of cocoa agroforests of central Cameroon - P. Mbile, N. Besingi, M. Tonka, Z. Tchoundjeu and A. Atanganae
PART 4 - SOCIAL ASPECTS OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
	CHAPTER 9 - The sociological approach in watershed management: from participation to decentralization - Jean Bonnal CHAPTER 10 - Catchment property rights and the case of Kenya’s Nyando basin - Brent Swallow, Leah Onyango and Ruth Meinzen-Dick CHAPTER 11 - Managing micro-catchment resources: institutional arrangements for water use in Chiwi district, Zimbabwe - Nontokozo Nemarundwe Proceedings of the African Regional Workshop on Watershed Management
PART 5 - AFRICAN EXPERIENCES IN WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
	CHAPTER 12 - Processes that will influence resource allocation in the Republic of South Africa - S. Rademeyer CHAPTER 13 - Putting integrated water resource management into practice – Ghana’s experience - Kwame Odame-Ababio CHAPTER 14 - Water sector reforms in Zimbabwe: the importance of policy and institutional coordination on implementation - H. Makurira and M. Mugumo CHAPTER 15 - Water erosion and silting in the Niger River basin in the context of watershed management - Ousmane S. Diallo
PART 6 - WORKSHOP FINDINGS
	CHAPTER 16 Conclusions of working groups CHAPTER 17 Workshop summary
ANNEXES
	ANNEX A Abstracts of presentations ANNEX B Opening remarks ANNEX C Workshop programme ANNEX D Workshop participants
TRADUCTION PARTIELLE EN FRANÇAIS -
	Preface Note des éditeurs Bref aperçu de la nouvelle génération de projets d’aménagement des bassins versants et de l’Atelier de Nairobi Resume des presentations Conclusions des groupes de travail Résumé approuvé de l’atelier

PREPARING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS AFRICA

Proceedings of theAfrican Regional WorkshopNairobi,Kenya 8-10 October 2003

CONTENTS

PREPARING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS

AFRICA

Proceedings of the
African Regional Workshop
Nairobi,Kenya
8-10 October 2003