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Rehabilitation program for water supply systems in small towns and urban centers in the Bari region of Somalia

Following the 1995 study and the rehabilitation of the Qandala system in July 1997, SAWA submitted a proposal for a andldquoRehabilitation Programme for Water Supply Systems in small towns and urban centres in the Ban Region of Somaliaandrdquoto the European Commission/Somalia Unit and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (OGIS) - The Netherlands. This proposal was approved by both organisations together in November 1997. The Programmeandrsquos overall objective is the rehabilitation of the water supply system in 20 villages and small towns of Bari Region, during a period of almost two years, starting with first five and then ten villages proposed by the Regional Authority and Elders. From October 28 - November 8 SAWA and SPDS held several discussions with the Bari Regional Authority and several Village Water Committees about the institutional setup of the Programme. A Preparation Mission to Somalia, consisting of three persons took place in the period between November 23 and December l4th 1997.

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Moynihan M., SAWA, Saleh S., SPDS, Borsboom P., SAWA

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SAWA projects and consultancy

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome (Italy)

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De Lange, M.;

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome (Italy)

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Reeuwijk L., P., International Soil Reference and Information Center, Wageningen, the Netherlands

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome (Italy)

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Sims D.

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome (Italy), United Nations Environment Program

Strategic framework for sustainable natural resources management in Somalia

The strategic framework for sustainable resources management in Somalia aims to contribute towards and influence sustainable rehabilitation and development of Somalia for the immediate and long term benefit of the Somali People. It promotes the intergration of nature conserveation and sustainable resources management objctives and activities within socio-economic rehabilitation and development planning in Somalia, a war torn country

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IUCN-The world Conservation Union- EAstern African Region Office

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome (Italy)

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Veronica Muthui

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Environmental impact assesment manual and guidelines for the Somali water sector

(Extract from the preface)brThe overall goal was to prepare a practical user-friendly EIA process (including environmental, social and economic assessment) to enhance the integration of environmental planning in the EC Rehabilitation Programme for Somalia, with particular applicability to the rural water sector. The manual was prepared during November-December 1997 as part of the IUCN Somali Natural Resources Management Programme. During field testing in the North Western region, consultations were held with the Somali authorities and most of the organizations that are actively involved in implementation of water development projects in the Region. A core team of Somali professionals from these institutions and organizations carried out the field testing together with the IUCN consultants. Project areas for the testing were selected by three implementing agencies (OXFAM, Swiss Group and AICF). Results from the tests are briefly summarized in case studies referred to in the guidelines.

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Agrisystems (EA) Ltd., The World Conservation Union

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GARMIN Corporation

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