Lessons from a participatory transboundary water governance project in West Africa

This article draws on research the author carried out in Ghana and Burkina Faso to explore the impact of a transboundary water governance project on poor people

Publication Date: 
01/12/2009
Sam Wong
Participatory Learning and Action
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Attachment(s): 
Lessons.pdf
Tags:
Soil Erosion, Organic Farming, Rivers, Water Management, Firewood, Climate Change, Climate Adaptation, Flood Control, Women, Poverty, Public Participation, NGO, Burkina Faso, Ghana