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Farmer's appropriation of system of rice intensification practices in water-scarce irrigation schemes in Northern Tanzania by Kavishe, Rosemary Evarist, Kahimba, Frederick Cassian, Komakech, Hans Charles

“…The system of rice intensification (SRI), advocates new ways of rice cultivation which challenges farmers’ knowledge and skills to the extent that they are…”
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Establishing the optimal condition for nutrient recovery from domestic wastewater using the freeze concentration method by Muga, Elly Chimoto, Komakech, Hans Charles, Jande, Yusufu Abeid-Chande

“…The freezing concentration method is one of the potential techniques for recovering nutrients from wastewater. In this study, the method of freeze…”
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Evaluation and Prediction of the Impacts of Land Cover Changes on Hydrological Processes in Data Constrained Southern Slopes of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania by Said, Mateso, Hyandye, Canute, Mjemah, Ibrahimu Chikira, Komakech, Hans Charles, Munishi, Linus Kasian

“…This study provides a detailed assessment of land cover (LC) changes on the water balance components on data constrained Kikafu-Weruweru-Karanga (KWK)…”
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Managing non-revenue water in Mwanza, Tanzania: A fast-growing sub-Saharan African city by Shushu, Upendo Paul, Komakech, Hans Charles, Dodoo-Arhin, David, Ferras, David, Kansal, Mitthan Lal

“…High non-revenue water (NRW) and unreliable water supply services are major challenges in operations of the water infrastructure of most fast-growing cities in…”
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Origin and mechanisms of high salinity in Hombolo Dam and groundwater in Dodoma municipality Tanzania, revealed by Shemsanga, Ceven, Muzuka, Alfred Nzibavuga Nyarubakula, Martz, Lawrance, Komakech, Hans Charles, Elisante, Eliapenda, Kisaka, Marry, Ntuza, Cosmas

“…The Hombolo dam (HD), in central Tanzania, is a shallow reservoir characterized by high salinity that limits its use for human activities. The origin of the…”
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Seasonal profitability of soil and water conservation techniques in semi-arid agro-ecological zones of Makanya catchment, Tanzania by Aluku, Hellen, Komakech, Hans Charles, van Griensven, Ann, Mahoo, Henry, Eisenreich, Steven

“…•Profitability of soil and water conservation practices vary with seasons.•During masika, profitability can still be achieved by growing crops as rainfed.•It’s…”
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Evidence of climate change impacts on water, food and energy resources around Kilimanjaro, Tanzania by Said, Mateso, Komakech, Hans Charles, Munishi, Linus Kasian, Muzuka, Alfred Nzibavuga Nyarubakula

“…This review presents research evidence of climate change and anthropogenic impacts on the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro and its implications on water, food and…”
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The fluid nature of water grabbing: the on-going contestation of water distribution between peasants and agribusinesses in Nduruma, Tanzania by de Bont, Chris, Veldwisch, Gert Jan, Komakech, Hans Charles, Vos, Jeroen

“…This article contributes to the contemporary debate on land and water grabbing through a detailed, qualitative case study of horticultural agribusinesses which…”
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Hydrogeochemical Analysis of Water Quality Dynamics Under Anthropic Activities on the Southern Slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania by Said, Mateso, Komakech, Hans Charles, Mjemah, Ibrahimu Chikira, Lufingo, Mesia, Munishi, Linus Kasian, Kumar, Sudhir

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African farmer-led irrigation development: reframing agricultural policy and investment? by Woodhouse, Philip, Veldwisch, G.J.A, Venot, J.P.J.N, Brockington, Dan, Komakech, Hans Charles, Manjichi, Angela

“…The past decade has witnessed an intensifying focus on the development of irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa. It follows a 20-year hiatus in the wake of…”
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Water allocation and management in an emerging spate irrigation system in Makanya catchment, Tanzania by Komakech, Hans Charles, Mul, Marloes L., van der Zaag, Pieter, Rwehumbiza, Filbert B.R.

“…Although spate irrigation systems are risk-prone, they can be an important component for livelihood security in semi-arid areas. Spate uses water (flood…”
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Water allocation and management in an emerging spate irrigation system in Makanya catchment, Tanzania: Smallholder Systems Innovations for Ontegrated Watershed Management in Sub-Saharan Africa by KOMAKECH, Hans Charles, MUL, Marloes L, VAN DER ZAAG, Pieter, RWEHUMBIZA, Filbert B. R

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