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Paleo-Geohydrology of Lake Chilwa, Malawi is the Source of Localised Groundwater Salinity and Rural Water Supply Challenges

Michael O. Rivett    
Shona Symon    
Lucas Jacobs    
Limbikani C. Banda    
Gift J. Wanangwa    
Donald J. C. Robertson    
Ibrahim Hassan    
Alexandra V. M. Miller    
Geoffrey M. S. Chavula    
Chrispine E. Songola    
Chikondi Mbemba    
Marc J. Addison    
Patron Kalonga    
Yobu Kachiwanda and Robert M. Kalin    

Resumen

This multifaceted approach to science-led rural water supply policy development for Malawi?s Lake Chilwa Basin is founded on a conceptual model informed by its paleo-environment and monitoring of its current water flow/quality. It is conditioned by a recent water supply functionality assessment enabling policy relevant recommendations for sustainable water resource management. The approach is deserving of wider application in similar settings across the developing world.

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