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Title
ODI - Caught in the act: New Stakeholders, Decentralisation and
Water Management Processes in Zimbabwe
Abstract
Through work in southern Africa this research programme has explored the challenges
of institutional, organisational and policy reform around land, water and wild resources.
The case study sites have been in Zambezia Province, Mozambique, the Eastern Cape
Wild Coast in South Africa and the lowveld area of southeastern Zimbabwe. Three
broad themes have been explored:
How do poor people gain access to and control over land, water and wild resources
and through what institutional mechanisms?
How do emerging institutional arrangements in the context of decentralisation
affect poor people’s access to land, water and wild resources? What institutional
overlaps, complementarities and conflicts enable or limit access? What new
governance arrangements are required to encourage a livelihoods approach?
How do the livelihood concerns and contexts of poor people get represented in
policy processes concerning land, water and wild resources in local, national and
international arenas? What are the challenges for participation in the policy process?
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