Mozambique – Coping with Drought and Climate Change Guijá, 11 August 2010 - “Here in Nalazi, nature is dry, very dry. When the rains come, the soil is wet all over, but in a while, everything is gone. No one is har - All and Everything - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Mozambique – Coping with Drought and Climate Change Guijá, 11 August 2010 - “Here in Nalazi, nature is dry, very dry. When the rains come, the soil is wet all over, but in a while, everything is gone. No one is har Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-08-24 09:54:08 Open Document File Size: 313,09 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Mozambique / Brazil / / Currency USD / / Event Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / / Facility National Disaster Management Institute / / IndustryTerm concrete water harvesting and storing systems / food insecurity / / NaturalFeature Limpopo River / / Organization Ministry for Coordination of Environmental Affairs / National Disaster Management Institute / US Federal Reserve / / Person Jose Muchanga / Paulina Sitoe / Eufrazia Moiane / Samora Zuma / / Position Coordinator / / ProvinceOrState Guijá District / / Region Southern Mozambique / / SocialTag Staple foods Tropical agriculture Droughts Climatology Drought Hydrology Cassava Adaptation to global warming Maize Food and drink

Mozambique – Coping with Drought and Climate Change Guijá, 11 August 2010 - “Here in Nalazi, nature is dry, very dry. When the rains come, the soil is wet all over, but in a while, everything is gone. No one is harAdd to Reading List