The purpose of the course is to train the participants on integrated water resources management (IWRM) concepts and applications. Integrated Water Resources Management is “a process which promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources, in order to maximize the resultant economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems”. The course will focus on the introduction of holistic approach to water management based on the Dublin principles of IWRM. The course is designed to support the Zambezi Valley Development Agency in fulfilling its strategy that includes the development of studies and strategies that promote economic and social development of the Zambezi River Basin in Mozambique.

Participants

	Name	Gender	RO
1	Borges Francisco Bras	M	FCA
2	Meque Samuel Tivane	M	FCA
3	Dinis Francisco Simbe	M	FCT
4	Francisco Jorge Araujo	M	FCT
5	Manuel Tome Langa	M	FEAF
6	Nelson José Agostinho	M	FEAF
7	Newton Bento Luís Oficio	M	FENG
8	Marcos Francisco Ballat	M	FENG
9	José Mourinho	M	FEARN
10	Fernando Aníbal Chichango	M	FEARN
11	Félix Eusébio Banze	M	ISPS
12	Johane Renad Chinhacata	M	ISPS
13	Cremildo  António  Luís  Francisco	M	ISPM
14	Aldmira João Chifuco	F	ISPM
15	Zito Moisés Lopes	M	FAGRENM
16	Bresnev José Manuel Arouca	M	FAGRENM
17	Alfatilio Huo	M	FAGRENM