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WWF: MSP/SOCIAL LEARNING USEFUL TO IMPROVE LAND AND WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICE

MUFINDI:   THE key partners and players in Great Ruaha River Catchment (GRRC) said the ‘Sustainable, Water, Access, Use and Management (SWAUM) program to restore perennial flows in GRR was participatory and useful in the improvement of land and water management practice in the GRRC. The new initiative was introduced by World Wide Fund (WWF) for nature, through Ruaha Water Program (WWF-RWP) in collaboration the Rufiji Basin Water Board (RBWB). They said the program used a methodology of social learning and Multi-Stakeholder Partnership (MSP) approach which has improved land and water management practice in the GRRC, improved understanding, involvement and commitment of stakeholders and institutional strengthening by capacity building. On the 16th May 2016, RWP organized a one-day workshop of MSP/Social Learning held at Mafinga Town in Mufindi District, Iringa Region.  The workshop aimed to give feedback from CDI-Wangeningen, Netherland...