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N1: Rainwater management in the Ethiopian highlands: Learning about rainwater management systems [5]

Nile BDC Project 1
N2: Rainwater management in the Ethiopian highlands: Technologies, institutions and policies [32]

Nile BDC Project 2
N3: Rainwater management in the Ethiopian highlands: Mapping, targeting and scaling out the interventions [14]

Nile BDC Project 3
N4: Rainwater management in the Ethiopian highlands: Assessing and anticipating the consequences of innovation [16]

Nile BDC Project 4
N5: Rainwater management in the Ethiopian highlands: Coordination and multi‐stakeholder platforms [71]

Nile BDC Project 5
Uptake of integrated termite management for re-habilitation of degraded rangeland in East Africa [1]

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Title: Rainwater management for resilient livelihoods: Integrated termite management helps restore East African rangelands Author: Swaans, K., Peden, D. Date: 2013-04 Subject Focus: AGRICULTURE, LAND MANAGEMENT, SOILS, WATER MANAGEMENT Type: Policy Brief Status: Open Access
Title: A brief on Innovation Platforms in the Nile Basin Development Challenge (NBDC) Author: Cullen, B., Lema, Z., Adie, A., Lemenih, M. Date: 2013-04-05 Subject Focus: LIVELIHOODS, RAINWATER MANAGEMENT, WATER MANAGEMENT Type: Presentation Status: Open Access
Title: Assessment of agro-ecology, and management practices effect on crop water productivity of major crops at Dapo Watershed, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Regional State Author: Bane, N. Date: 2013-01-15 Subject Focus: FARMING SYSTEMS, SOILS, WATER MANAGEMENT, WATER PRODUCTIVITY Type: Thesis Status: Open Access
Title: Assessment of effect of management practices and agro-ecology on water productivity of major crops in Meja Watershed, Jeldu District, Oromia Region, Ethiopia Author: Asfaw, A. Date: 2012-12-15 Subject Focus: CLIMATE CHANGE, FARMING SYSTEMS, LIVESTOCK-WATER, WATER PRODUCTIVITY, WATER USE Type: Thesis Status: Open Access
Title: Characteristics and onsite costs of the sediment lost by runoff from Dapo and Chekorsa Watersheds, Digga District Author: Wudneh, A. Date: 2012-10-15 Subject Focus: FARMING SYSTEMS, WATER MANAGEMENT, WATER PRODUCTIVITY Type: Thesis Status: Open Access

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