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Articles by Jonathan Lautze

Nathi sand dam in the Shashe catchment in Zimbabwe.
Blogs

Can a simple solution offer a lifeline to communities confronting climate change?

November 17, 2025

Sand dams are found to be a vital niche option in a diversified water storage system to improve local water access and resilience in Zimbabwe.

Stakeholders visit the Injaka Dam on the Ngwaritsane River, South Africa. Photo: Ryan Nehring/IFPRI
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How a stakeholder platform could finally transform one of Southern Africa’s shared river basins

October 9, 2025

The new IncoMaputo multi-stakeholder platform ensures that farmers, civil society and businesses from Eswatini, Mozambique and South Africa are directly involved in the management of their shared rivers.

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