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Before communities
can effectively participate in the management
of their natural resources, they must be organized.
The projects activities and training will
build capacity and awareness on the legal provisions
for the principles of Integrated Water Resources
Management. It will also focus on the risks and
vulnerability to climate change, reducing water
flows and possible adaptive measures.
The new water strategy and legislation
in Tanzania provide for Catchment and Basin-level
forums. This project will pilot the establishment
of the Kikuletwa
Catchment Forum, which will address the many
conflicts emerging in that sub-catchment. It is
anticipated that some issues, such as sub-catchment
water rights allocation can be debated and resolved
through such forums.

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