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Exploring sustainable water resource management from synergies of the indigenous knowledge systems of the Toka Leya people of Zambia and integrated water resource management / Choolwe Shalwindi.

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TextPublication details: Lusaka: The University of Zambia, 2013.Description: xv, 104 pages: illustrationsSubject(s):

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