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From: Kashiefa Parker: Re: EIA in small IslandFor the past few weeks I have been facilitating a stakeholder participation course with participants from various countries in Southern Africa. One topic that lead to the most r...
From: nolusizo Sithole: EIA in small IslandI have recently started working as an intern on the Dlist project with a particular interest in Environmental Impact Assessment(EIA).Through my research into EIA practices and l...
From: Tuazaana BD: The Namibian San, Russian scheme at oddsFrom the Namibian
9 March 2010
San, Russian scheme at odds
By: BRIGITTE WEIDLICH
A PROPOSED irrigation project of gigantic proportions planned to be
developed in the Bw...
From: nolusizo Sithole: Re: Involvement of women and youth in transboundary water managementAccording to the research, it has been noticed that women are the ones who mainly use water as they have to travel to the river to fetch water for irrigation purposes and for do...
From: ekogaia: Re: Involvement of women and youth in transboundary water managementThis is a critical point as study after study shows the central role of
women and children as collectors of water and the inordinate burden it
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Burning Issues
Indigenous Knowledge
Discussions on DLIST have raised interesting questions around the use and loss of indigenous knowledge in the Benguela region and beyond. We decided to gather that information - in this Burning Issue you can read about indigenous knowledge, threats to indigenous knowledge systems, some interesting case studies of application of traditional knowledge, and what is being done to preserve it.
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About DLIST
The Distance Learning and Information Sharing Tool [ DLIST - Benguela ] community focusses specifically on issues relevant to the coastal area from Cape Point to Nothern Angola - The Bengeula Current Large Marine Ecosystem.
Do you have an environmental questions, need technical advice, or need to find someone who can assist you?  ASK AWAY!
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Earthnotes Film Festival
This year sees the launch of Earthnotes, an environmental documentary film festival presented by DLIST.
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Newsletter
The DLIST newsletter contains a summary of the recent activities and talking points within the DLIST community. The October issue focuses on topics related to artisenal fisheries and aquaculture.
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