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Tag archives for Irrigation

Outcomes are Nice, But What About Measuring Them?

Posted by  on Monday, April 8th 2013     
Cambodian woman and man with irrigation drip-kits. Photo credit: WLE

In order to influence stakeholder behavior and achieve outcomes we need to engage stakeholders in the process of research itself. Read more >>

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Investing in Women to Defeat Hunger in Malawi

Posted by  on Friday, June 10th 2011     

Submitted by guest blogger Anita McCabe, Country Director, Concern Worldwide, Malawi As the hot, dry breeze wafts through the lakeside district of Nkhotakota, Malawi, a group of women sing as they take turns to water their near-ripe crop of maize. Further downstream, another group is busy making seed beds in preparation for another crop. Like [...]

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Pic of the Week

Posted by  on Thursday, July 22nd 2010     

As Haiti passes six months since the earthquake, men and women are employed in the USAID-funded reconstruction of an irrigation canal that not only provides a source of water for agriculture and livestock, but also a source of income for Haitians.

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