High-value crops are irrigated a shallow well that is replenished through in-situ and micro-catchment RWH systems
Different micro-catchment RWH systems indirectly replenish a shallow well in Zimbabwe which is then used for small-scale irrigation during the dry season
Water pond connected to a manual pump is used to irrigate high-value crops that are sold in the local market in Kenya
Successful sand storage dams can be used for small-scale irrigation especially by riparian communities
A shallow well is replenished through in-situ and micro-catchment RWH systems and subsequently used to irrigate high-value crops during the dry season in Zimbabwe
Water stored in a sand storage dam connected to an irrigated crop area along the riverbank in Kenya

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