Special session at the 14^th WATERNET Symposium, White Sands Hotel, Dar Es Salaam

This special session draws on ongoing research of the Norwegian Research Council Project ‘Flows and Practices. The Politics of IWRM in Africa’ a multi-country research consortium led by the International Environmental and Development Studies, Norwegian University of Life Sciences See:  http://www.engopa.no/research-projects/flows-and-practices-the-politics-of-integrated-water-resources-management-in-africa

• Lyla Mehta (STEPS Centre water and sanitation convenor) and Synne Movik

The Flows and Practices of IWRM: A Conceptual Framework

• Emmanuel Manzungu, Bill Derman, Linda Mtali and Sijabuliso Masango

The Impact of Urbanization on Implementation of IWRM in Zimbabwe: A Case Study of the Upper Manyame Catchment Council

•  Takunda Hove, Bill Derman and Emmanuel Manzungu

The Intersection between IWRM, land reform and agrarian change in Zimbabwe: A case study of the Middle Manyame Sub-catchment

•  Synne Movik and Kristi Denby

Institutional Integration and Local Level Water Access in the Inkomati Water Management Area, South Africa

•  Barbara van Koppen and Barbara Schreiner

Moving beyond IWRM: Developmental Water Management in South Africa

•  Alex Bolding and Rossella Alba

IWRM ‘Avant La Lettre’? Four Key Episodes in the Policy Articulation of IWRM in the Downstream Nation of Mozambique  

•  Preetha Prabhakaran Bisht

Gender Invisibility in Global Water Discourses: A Feminist Critique of Integrated Water Resources Management