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Ce travail de revue et de capitalisation externe de GWI en Afrique de l’Ouest avait pour objectif général d’identifier et d’analyser les changements de politiques induits par le programme.

PublicationMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Water

Le programme Global Water Initiative en Afrique de l’Ouest (GWI), appuyé par la Fondation Howard G. Buffett et mis en œuvre par IIED et l’UICN, est intervenu entre 2007 et 2017.

PublicationMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Water
Sewage and water runs down the centre of a makeshift 'drain' surrounded by sandbags and wood
Conventional wisdom suggests that most poverty is in rural areas. But as there is so little research, how can we know if this is true?
BlogMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Urban, Water
Delegates at the 4th Session of the Ministerial Monitoring Committee of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in West Africa (Photo: GWI West Africa)

The Economic Commission of West African States (ECOWAS) has approved a proposal for a directive designed to ensure future water infrastructure projects respect the environment and benefit all

NewsLand acquisitions and rights, Natural resource management, Water
Children using water pump in Burkina Faso

Our work in Burkina Faso focused on supporting smallholders who are farming, transforming and trading rice in the irrigated area around the Bagré dam

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GWI influence - access and rights to irrigated land - planting rice - Selingue dam - Mali

Our work in Mali focused on supporting smallholders who are farming, transforming and trading rice in the irrigated area around the Sélingué dam. We also looked at the overall economic impact of the dam itself, both in terms of return on investment of the dam as a whole, and in terms of the role it plays in improving the livelihoods of the communities it affects.

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Example of Volanta pump in use - note pump parts external to mounting - Niger

Our work in Niger focused on achieving secure land tenure for both the state and smallholders affected by the construction of Kandadji dam. We also looked at the overall economic impact of the dam itself in improving livelihoods of the communities it affects, primarily through benefit-sharing mechanisms such as the creation of a local development fund.

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Guinea's Kaleta dam was completed by a Chinese company in 2015, ending chronic power shortages in the capital city, Conakry (Photo: Jamie Skinner/IIED)

Is there such a thing as a good dam-building project? Jérôme Koundouno shares his view on why he thinks a ground-breaking new policy directive could achieve its goal – where large dams power national development while respecting the environment and bringing benefits to all

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