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Resource ID

439

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Contributed by

Nicola Ward

Subject

IRM, Policy, Water, Integrated water resource management

Country

Kenya

Date

09 March 20

Credit

Titus Wamae/Wetlands International

Document type

Article, Research report

Caption

Community participation has become widely accepted through policy and legislation as a critical component of managing water resources in Kenya. However, achieving meaningful participation continues to be a challenge especially for the poor and marginalised communities. This paper examines the role and the impact of Water Resources Users Associations (WRUAs) in collaborative management of water resources and conflict resolution at the local sub-basin level. It seeks to understand how WRUAs role can result in efficient use, equitable allocation, and sustainable management of water resources.

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