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Wetland Action

What we offer

Through combining the expertise of its constituent members and associates, Wetland Action applies its guiding principles in a range of activities including:

Food Security, Poverty Reduction and Livelihood Development

  • Enhancing wetland agriculture and water use
  • Empowerment of women in wetland management
  • Livelihood development and market analysis
  • Socio-economic analysis of wetland use
  • Protecting wetland water sources
  • Facilitating indigenous technology development and dissemination

Wetland and Catchment Management

  • Participatory planning and collaborative management of wetlands and their cathchments
  • Wetland restoration and rehabilitation
  • Multiple land use practices for sustainable use
  • Valley bottom and pond utilisation
  • Constructed wetlands for pollution control

Institution and Policy Development

  • Local institutional support for good governance
  • Stakeholder assessment and institutional analysis
  • Awareness raising and dissemination activities
  • Participatory assessment and policy development
  • Training and capacity development

Research

  • Multi-stage facilitation (research - planning - implementation)
  • Biodiversity assessment and environmental monitoring
  • Hydrological monitoring and modelling
  • Economic and socio-cultural evaluation of wetlands
  • GIS, spatial analysis and environmental modelling
  • Indigenous knowledge assessment and facilitated exchange

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