Water resources policy and administrative management

When creating the Ruvubu national park in 1988 population b n recipient of the project has t d plac e. Before this placement forced by the Government with charges almost insignificant d expropriation, population lived crops res vivri and hunting. Currently, following the lack of land and other resources for survival, this population m ne of activities d destroying national park (pr l wood removal and other esp these v g tales Park, poaching, p che non control e l in rivi re Ruvubu,). To help the solution of this problem are me destruction of the Ruvubu national park, d physical limitation d a green belt 10km for the conservation and protection of biodiversity the surroundings and the cages of the rival re Ruvubu mar project so the training and sensitization of the riparian populations in the Park, the physical limitations of the Ruvubu national park dthe conservation of the biodiversity of the surrounding area and of mar cages of the rival re Ruvubu, protection of wildlife and the flora of the national park of the Ruvubu, forestry and dissemination of am lior homes.

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