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Integrated water resource management in Tanzania: Interface between formal and informal institutions

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  • Sokile, C. S.
  • Mwaruvanda, W.
  • van Koppen, Barbara

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  • Sokile, C. S. & Mwaruvanda, W. & van Koppen, Barbara, 2005. "Integrated water resource management in Tanzania: Interface between formal and informal institutions," IWMI Books, Reports H038764, International Water Management Institute.
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