socio-economic water use
A Review of Water Storage for Socio Economic Development in South Africa
... in water resource planning is to ensure a smooth inte- gration of the provision of water supplies for domestic use and water for other purposes leading to economic production, ...
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Coordinated Development of Agricultural Water Resources and Socio-Economy in Shanxi Province Considering Uncertainty
... agricultural economic output; on the other hand, more food production means more agricultural water consumption and less industrial water consumption, and may lead to less industrial economic ...
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The theological responses to the socio economic activities that undermine water as a resource
... the water balance in the ...all water use globally, up to 95 per cent in several developing ...agricultural use, is the increased awareness of the instrumental value of water in ...
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Adoption and use of self-sanitizing biodegradable toilet bags in Kibera slums, Nairobi County, Kenya
... Specific socio-economic conditions prevail in many economically developing countries including India, that also include rapid population growth, migration to urban areas, lack of sufficient funds and ...
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The Socio-economic Status of Cotton Farmers and their Attitude Towards Pesticide Use
... Pesticides have played a key role in providing reliable supplies of agricultural produce at prices affordable to consumers, improving the quality of produce, and ensuring high profits to farmers. Many studies have raised ...
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Impact Assessment of Water Crisis on Socio Economic Life of Agrarian Community
... renewable water resources like fossil water, report by the Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP) highlight: "Natural resources are limited and they depend upon people how they use them in a wise ...
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Socio economic status is inversely related to bed net use in Gabon
... 21% of the participating families lived in stone houses. The majority (61%) inhabited wooden houses with a solid basement made of cement and a tin roof. 18% dwelled in the poorest types of houses, which were wooden huts ...
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The water–food–energy nexus in Pakistan: a biophysical and socio-economic challenge
... Large-scale irrigation efficiency is called for as a solu- tion via delivery of easily-realised, readily acceptable gains. But, as discussed above, net efficiencies may be much lower than anticipated (Ahmad et al., 2014; ...
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A global water scarcity assessment under Shared Socio economic Pathways – Part 1: Water use
... eight socio-economic variables: GDP, population, primary energy, GHG emissions, electric production, and the value added for primary, secondary, and tertiary ...
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Water Quality and Environmental Health Education
... Water pollution and wasteful use of fresh water threatens socio-economic development and make costly water treatment essential to satisfy increasing needs for drinking water.. Human impa[r] ...
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Perception, Quality And Consumption Health Risk Of Water In Manyoro-Gworie, Ghana
... household water use practices, water quality perceptions, socio-economic factors, water utilization characteristics and household determinants of collecting water from ...
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The Role of Water Resources in Socio Economic Development
... Managing water as an economic good is an important way of achieving efficient and equitable economic growth of ...clean water, sanitation services and water management creates ...
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Analysis of the effect of socio economic characteristics of nigerian farmers' on access and use of tractor for farm mechanization: an application of logistic analysis
... and use farm mechanization because it is a means of enhancing human productivity and often with the intention to achieve results beyond the capacity for human labour (FAO, ...and use farm mechanization ...
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Improving the methodology for assessing labour potential in socio economic systems based on the organizational and methodological model
... the socio-economic system, a methodology is proposed for monitoring the labour potential of the system according to a certain system of ...the socio-economic system of the micro ...the ...
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Pandey
... magnitude of symptoms were highest seen in employed women (88.7%) than unemployed women (80.3%), concluding that there is significant association found between occupation and magnitude of symptoms of RTI (p<0.05). The ...
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Characterization, Water Stress and Nutrient Management of Yellow Passion Fruits (Passiflora Edulis, Var F. Flavicarpa. Deg) in Kiambu and Embu Counties, Kenya
... apply water before soil moisture is reduced beyond the wilting point (Dooren and Westcot, ...favorable water irrigation regime can be determined by several factors including water holding capacity of ...
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GIS BASED ANALYSIS OF GROUNDWATER VARIATION IN MAHESH RIVER BASIN, AKOLA AND BULDHANA DISTRICTS, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
... In this study bore and open wells are dominant in the hard rock terrain of the Mahesh River basin. The selections of 35 observation wells have established to monitor variation in groundwater levels in area. The wells are ...
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The relationship between household environmental factors and infant mortality rate in North Sumatra
... obtained water from public pumps that are common in North ...fetched water from this ...this water became frequent and led to infant ...well water can be observed between those who had some or ...
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“LIVELIHOOD AND STATUS OF A FISHING COMMUNITY (HUT-DWELLERS), PHUBALA, MANIPUR – A CASE STUDY”
... in water that interferes with the passage of ...the water body ranging the size from colloidal to coarse dispersion ...drinking water supplies (Agbaire et ...
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Studies on socio-economic profile, problems and constraints of shrimp farmers in Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh, India
... substantial socio-economic benefits such as increased nutritional levels, income, employment and foreign exchange, but has also brought vast un-utilized and under-utilized land and water resources ...
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