Governance Image Gallery

Governance is a critical component of natural resources management.

Members of the LIMCOM Technical Task Teams discussing the development of the LIMCOM Stakeholder Participation Roadmap.

The Limpopo River basin is a complex ecosystem that requires an integrated water management approach.

A Yellow-billed Hornbill.

A range of stakeholders should be included in IWRM and IRBM.

Women play an important role in families, including water collection and family health; making gender a central concern in water and sanitation.

Training at the individual level is an important form of capacity building.

Diana's Pool, Zimbabwe.

The Knowledge Staircase.

Massingir Dam, Mozambique.

A river basin is a unified hydrological and geographical unit.

Freshwater is a finite and vulnerable resource, essential for sustaining life, development and the environment.

Cooperative Water Management Structures are necessary when shared water courses are involved.

Massingir Dam, Mozambique.

Macarretane Barrage, Mozambique, on the main stem of the Limpopo River.

Joint ORASECOM-NBI study tour of the Katse Dam, Lesotho.

The ORASECOM organisational structure.

The Orange-Senqu River basin.

Nile Basin Initiative organisational structure.

Organisational structure of the MRC.