By improving the availability and supply of water, this measure would also benefit women directly by reducing their burden associated with fetching water, allowing them to access other productive activities. Increases in water efficiency will also bring mitigation benefits, as less resources would be used in water provision. Furthermore, crop
By improving the availability and supply of water, this measure would also benefit women directly by reducing their burden associated with fetching water, allowing them to access other productive activities. Increases in water efficiency will also bring mitigation benefits, as less resources would be used in water provision. Furthermore, crop and pasture productivity would increase, which would increase carbon-capture capacity through roots and residues, all other things being equal.
Improving water governance and scale up financing
ZW
Adaptation Commitments
GCA_subsector
GCA_subsector
Adapt Now subsector
Water
Water management