Publication year:
1989
In this paper, some history of and reasons for the PIDOW project in India are given. It provides an eco-history of the region in which the project started, describing how the natural resources disappeared over a period of decades. The early stages of the project and the approaches used to initiate activities are dealt with, as are ways in which strategies had to be changed. For those who now know the PIDOW project as a successful example of participatory watershed management, the paper provides interesting insights into the project's evolution.
Interest groups:
This document is interesting for anyone who is at the start of a government-NGO watershed management collaboration.
Pages:
21p.
Holdings:
IDS
Publisher reference:
Participative and Integrated Development of Watershed (PIDOW)