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posted by Allah Baksh and Frank van Steenbergen May 10, 2013 Postcard from Tharparkar, the desert on the border of Pakistan … Continued
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Open Letter to UNICEF
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen April 29, 2013 If you were to head an organization whose mandate is to protect … Continued
Good Grab, Bad Grab
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen April 22, 2013 With the large and sometimes overexposed attention for land grabbing in Africa, … Continued
Pocket paradises
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen April 01, 2013 Cities grow, and there is nothing stopping them. In 2050, not half … Continued
The Coming Plastic Revolution
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen March 04, 2013 Is this the next revolution in agriculture and water management: plastic … Continued
Towards a Lighter Burden: A Small Step
March 09, 2013 Square, unwieldy, and (often) yellow, jerry cans are a common sight in rural areas across the world. … Continued
Freak Climate Changes
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen March 04, 2013 While we ponder long-term climate change and what the middle of this … Continued
On Water User Associations (WUAs)
{jcomments on} Posted by Frank van Steenbergen, courtesy Rajeshwar Mishra February 25, 2013 They were sometimes created by the stroke of … Continued
Cactus, the Arid Miracle
Posted by Ahmed Albakri, Bothinah Albakri, Sharafuddin A. Saleh and Frank van Steenbergen February 18, 2013 Cactus is a miracle … Continued
Sustainable Land Management in Sub-Saharan Africa
Helping small farmers protect their land by William Critchley, VU University. Amsterdam, The Netherlands Failed soil conservation schemes, based on ‘command … Continued
The World We Want: Governing & Managing Water Resources for Sustainable Development
posted by Joakim Harlin, UNDP February 11, 2013 The pressures on water resources that more and more countries are experiencing … Continued
Moon Water
posted by Frank van Steenbergen February 4, 2013 In the nineteenth century, as white farmers moved up north in what … Continued