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Water resources conservation in the semi-arid parts of Tanzania

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Bisherige Entwicklungsprogramme zielten auf die Wassernutzung (z.B. Bau von Dämmen), vernachlässigten aber die Wasserkonservierung (z.B. Klärung von Wasser). Wasserkonservierungsprogramme müssen die Besonderheiten der semi-ariden Gebiete Tansanias beachten (z.B. Grad der Versalzung). (DÜI-Spe)

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