Sunday, 8 March 2015
International Women's Day 2015...!
Women are involved into the sustainable integrated water resources management and sustainable development, which is one public participation in the development of policies, plans and processes during the just ended multi stakeholders workshop in Njombe Region jointly coordinated by Rufiji Basin Water Board and WWF's Ruaha Water Programme (WWF- RWP), with support from WWF-UK through UK Department for International Development (DFID) (PHOTO: FRIDAY SIMBAYA)
As women celebrates their International Women's Day 2015
worldwide including Tanzania, women in Ihanzutwa, Nyakadete, Nyamakuyu and
Mahango villages in the Ndembera sub-catchment of the Great Ruaha River have
been unable to access safe water due to illegal gold mining activities
upstream.
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