Who gets what water in Arusha?
By: Shabana Abbas Arusha is officially a small city of over 400,000 people (according to official census) but urban authorities
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A little story of an abandoned – but busy- borehole
By Carlos Enrique Aponte Rivero and Michelle Kooy A little story of an abandoned – but busy- borehole Osunyai is one
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Who gets to choose? Bottled water in Arusha
By Carlos Enrique Aponte Rivero and Michelle Kooy Who gets to choose? Bottled water in Arusha What was her choice? Water
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Waiting for water in Arusha
By Carlos Enrique Aponte Rivero and Michelle Kooy For many of the households that I visited during my research in Arusha,
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From Arusha… on field experience, By MSc student Shabana Abbas
Since I arrived in Arusha, I found something strikingly beautiful about this city and the many things that it
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Fieldwork in Dodowa – experiences of MSc student Obed
To effectively manage groundwater in the Dodowa region, we’re carrying out a groundwater flow system analysis. The work carried
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Fieldwork in Arusha – experiences of MSc student Tlhoriso
To effectively manage groundwater in the Arusha region, we’re carrying out a groundwater flow system analysis. The work carried
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MSc. Research Students Arrive in Tanzania
Three students from the UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education have arrived in Dar es Salaam and will commence their master’s
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Report of the T-GRoUP Kick-Off workshop
By Thloriso Morienyane and Jan Willem Foppen From 1-3 September, the T-GroUP kick off workshop took place at UNESCO-IHE in
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T-GroUp in World Water Week
Dr Jenny Grönwall held a presentation about our project during the Stockholm World Water Week. The UPGro corner of the
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