Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban

The main objective of the study was to assess the contribution of EMA towards sound wetland management in Harare Urban. Wetlands have been threatened by a number of factors in Harare . It has been established that in the presence of various laws in the management of wetlands in Zimbabwe, wetlands co...

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Main Author: Tsveta, Trish
Language:English
Published: 2017
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11408/2928
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description The main objective of the study was to assess the contribution of EMA towards sound wetland management in Harare Urban. Wetlands have been threatened by a number of factors in Harare . It has been established that in the presence of various laws in the management of wetlands in Zimbabwe, wetlands continue to be under threat .Environmental laws have not been adequate in efforts to manage wetlands in Harare Urban. The study targeted the EMA and residents. The researcher has analysed the successes and weaknesses of strategies by EMA aimed towards saving wetlands in Harare Urban. The research recommended that policies which have been put in place to manage wetlands should be harmonised and reviewed to make them effective to avoid wetlands from being threatened by various activities. The laws that manage wetlands in Harare Urban should be enforced by EMA in efforts to contribute to sound wetland management
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spelling ir-11408-29282022-06-27T13:49:04Z Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban Tsveta, Trish Wetland management Zimbabwe The main objective of the study was to assess the contribution of EMA towards sound wetland management in Harare Urban. Wetlands have been threatened by a number of factors in Harare . It has been established that in the presence of various laws in the management of wetlands in Zimbabwe, wetlands continue to be under threat .Environmental laws have not been adequate in efforts to manage wetlands in Harare Urban. The study targeted the EMA and residents. The researcher has analysed the successes and weaknesses of strategies by EMA aimed towards saving wetlands in Harare Urban. The research recommended that policies which have been put in place to manage wetlands should be harmonised and reviewed to make them effective to avoid wetlands from being threatened by various activities. The laws that manage wetlands in Harare Urban should be enforced by EMA in efforts to contribute to sound wetland management 2017-10-25T13:56:24Z 2017-10-25T13:56:24Z 2017 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/2928 en open
spellingShingle Wetland management
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Tsveta, Trish
Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban
title Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban
title_full Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban
title_fullStr Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban
title_full_unstemmed Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban
title_short Assessing the contribution of the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) towards sound wetland management in Harare urban
title_sort assessing the contribution of the environmental management agency (ema) towards sound wetland management in harare urban
topic Wetland management
Zimbabwe
url http://hdl.handle.net/11408/2928
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