Rice and Reason: Planning for System Complexity in the Indus Basin

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International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Published on
30.05.18
Challenges
Sustaining FOOD AVAILABILITY

The summary of this scenario development workshop and a Vision for the Indus Basin will be shared as part of the IBKF3 at the end of the event.

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