A survey of drought impacs [impacts] and coping measures in Helmand and Kandahar provinces of Afghanistan / Asad Sarwar Qureshi, Mujeeb Akhtar.
Material type:
- Water-supply – Afghanistan
- Water-supply – Afghanistan – Helmand (province)
- Water-supply – Afghanistan – Kandahar (province)
- Droughts – Afghanistan
- Droughts – Afghanistan – Helmand (province)
- Droughts – Afghanistan – Kandahar (province)
- Droughts – Afghanistan – History – 21st century
- Water-supply – Government policy – Afghanistan
- Pamphlet TD 313 .A34 .Q87 /2004/ + /PDF/(757KB)
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Cover title.
December 2004.
IWMI internal report—cover page.
Includes bibliographical references.
Summary: The paper presents the results of a field survey conducted in two severely drought-hit southern provinces of Afghanistan to get the first-hand information on the impacts of droughts on livelihood systems and personal security of the population at the household and village level. Kandahar and Helmand provinces were selected for the representation of rain-fed and irrigated areas respectively. During the recent drought of 1999-2001, these two provinces received less than 50% of their normal rainfall—(p. 4).