Objectives
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Fill in strategic and practical research gaps identified through IPTRID's
program by establishing useful data banks and developing better research and
analytical tools;
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Increase national and regional capacity to improve management and institutional
systems through supporting professional practices responsive to the issue of
water for food, cities and environment; and
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Engage the creative thought and practice of the world water, agriculture and
environmental communities and of key opinion and decision makers. This calls
for concerted investigation, problem solving, dialogue and the free and open
exchange of ideas to understand and address the distinctive conditions,
opportunities, and values in the diverse societies more effectively
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Methods
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Analysis of existing (grey and published) literature (eg. work on AWM
technologies and their adoption), developing and applying analytical frameworks
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Assessment, analysis and assimilation of impact assessment studies of neglected
areas through compilation of empirical studies and complementing by
socio-economic adoption surveys, such as treadle pump adoption survey in . Case
study synthesis (eg. workshop on AWM Technology with USAID, FAO and others)
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Preparing inventories of Small Scale Irrigation technology and SWOT analysis
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Country level and basin scale policy analysis through application of PODIUM in
various countries
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Trend analysis of the "benchmarking" database
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Application of PODIUM model in Tanzania and South Africa.
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Project leader
Mehmood ul Hassan (M.Hassan@cgiar.org)
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Researchers
Adeoti, Adelota; Amarasinghe, Upali; Awulachew, Seleshi Bekele; Boubacar, Barry; Crosby, Charles; Kamara, Abdul; Makin, Ian; Merrey, Douglas; Molden, David; Murray-Rust, Hammond; Olaleye, Adesola; Penning de Vries, Fritz; Samad, Madar; Sally, Hilmy; Zhu, Zhongping
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Major Donors
Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN
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Project Duration
01 December 2001 to 31 December 2006
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Location
IWMI - Sub Regional Office for South Asia
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