This project is a continuation of the 2016 "Opportunity models for AWM" which piloted a evidence based framework for investment into ALWM in specific SSA countries. It contributes to activities in IWMI W3 project activity "ALWM investment models for livelihood benefits". This project is combined with P588 in 2019.
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