Possible Impacts of the Transformation of Water Infrastructure on Productive Water Uses: The Case of the Seokodibeng Village in South Africa

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Type:	Working Paper
Author:	Ladki, M.; Seshoka, J.; Faysse, Nicolas; Lévite, Hervé; Van Koppen, Barbara
Date:	2004
Agency:	International Water Management Institute, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Series:	IWMI Working Paper, no. 74
URI:	https://hdl.handle.net/10535/4812
Sector:	Social Organization Water Resource & Irrigation
Region:	Africa
Subject(s):	water resources consumption village organization water users' associations development
Abstract:	"The study assesses the current water supply system and water uses in the Seokodibeng village in the former Lebowa homeland, in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. This village is part of a group of 96 villages that are to receive water from a pipeline built by neighboring mines in order to secure their development. The mines and the villages are members of the Lebalelo Water User Association. In 2003, this association was the only Water User Association in South Africa not based on farming activities. The initial question of this study concerns the future of productive uses of water at village and household levels once Seokodibeng's connection to the pipeline is achieved."

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