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2022

INVESTIGATING FLOOD HAZARDS ON RICE PRODUCTION ALONG SONGWE RIVER IN KARONGA DISTRICT

Raymond Chibumuzi Gondwe Dr Vincent Msadala
Floods by definition is referred to as body of water which rises to overflow land which is not normally submerged (Ward, 1978). There are several types of flooding and some …
Geospatial Technologies
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2022

ASSESSMENT OF FACTORS THAT AFFECT FLOOD SEARCH AND RESCUE FROM THE AFFECTED COMMUNITIES’ PERSPECTIVE IN CHIKWAWA DISTRICT

Hamson Gondwe Dr. Isaac Tchuwa
Malawi is prone to natural hazards almost after every three years it experiences flood and Chikwawa is one of the districts in southern region hit by floods. The methodologies used …
Extreme weather and climate events
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2022

A PROJECT ON ASSESSMENT OF THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF SMALL FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN MALAWI

Valentine Mwafulirwa Mrs Thokozani Kachulu Mtewa
The study has estimated the economic value of provisioning ecosystem services of Lichenza river. The objectives of this study were to identify the provisioning ecosystem services of Lichenza river, quantify …
Water resources conservation
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2022

RISK ASSESSMENT ALONG MUDI RIVER.

Charles Asima Mr Elias Chikalamo
Flooding is a global hazard resulting in disasters worth billions of dollars in losses. With the current trend and changes in climate, the frequency of flooding has increased over the …
Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions
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2022

INVESTIGATING THE IMPACTS OF FLOODS ON THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIVELIHOODS OF PEOPLE AT NKANDO COMMUNITY IN MULANJE DISTRICT, SOUTHERN MALAWI

Gilicen Anthony Mrs Thokozani Kachulu Mtewa
Flooding is a phenomenon which can occur if the quantity of water in the watershed exceeds the capacity of the stream, river and lake (Government of Malawi Disaster Risk Management …
Climate change and water resource crises
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