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Action research, consists in solving an existing problem while simultaneously doing research and reporting on the process and on its outcomes.
ZAMADZI consists in the merge of the fragment ZAM from Zambezi, and the word MADZI which means water, with a few variations, in Banthu languages: manzi in Zulu; maji in Swahili; and mati in Shangaan. Just like this family of languages, the waters of the Zambezi are shared among millions of people and enable daily life. However, sharing the Zambezi is complex and the river must be exploited in a sustainable way, with national and international agreements being fully respected. We argue that can only be achieved if local populations, governments and the private sector have capacity to adequately manage their water – which is what our project aims at doing.
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is a process which promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources in order to maximise economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems and the environment.
Here we will share all MSc and PhD thesis that will be authored by people involved in our project. We will also include peer-reviewed and conference articles.
Here you can access our technical documentation, including presentations, reports and posters. We have sorted the list of documents according to the event where it was presented.
Here at ZAMADZI we have a lot to thank to our colleagues at Perspectivity who introduced us to the concept of Future Search conferences.
by Fernando Cumbane A few weeks back we had our first short-duration course which had as general objective to improve the technical and practical knowledge of the Mozambican ROs in food safety and water resources management.
by Fernando Cumbane A few weeks ago, Fernando went together with an external consultant on a road trip through all ROs to gauge the available ICT infrastructure, and he is now taking the time to tell us all about it.…
In the past few months we’ve been quite busy here at ZAMADZI. A we are now taking the opportunity to update you on the latest activities.
Last month, André, Bert and Luuk traveled to Tete to attend ZAMADZI’s first annual, this was an opportunity to meet all project partners and to agree on the next steps for the project. Here’s the report.
Last time around me and Tanja did not have the opportunity to visit ISPS or FCA so I flew to Tete before the annual meeting for this.
Great news! We are involved in a new project in Mozambique and that’s always very exciting! In the past few months we have been quite busy setting-up a NUFFIC-funded capacity building project in the Zambezi Valley. The project is entitled…
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