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Traditional Water Management and Irrigation Knowledge for Climate Adaptation

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Traditional Water Management and Irrigation Knowledge for Climate Adaptation

Researchers analyze indigenous irrigation techniques, water harvesting systems, and hydrological management practices documented in agricultural communities to understand their efficiency and resilience mechanisms. This research generates quantitative models of traditional water systems'' performance under variable climate conditions, informing nature-based solutions for agricultural water security.

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