The Vulnerability and Risk Assessment in Omusati Region in Namibia

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2016-04-01

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Salma, Hegga
Ziervogel, Ziervogel
Angula, Margaret
Spear, Dian
Nyamwanza, Admire
Ndeunyema, Elizabeth
Kunamwene, Irene
Togarep, Cecil
Morchain, Daniel
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University of Cape Town

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This report presents the findings of the VRA workshop held from 8 to 9 March 2016 at Outapi Lodge in Omusati Region in North-Central Namibia. The VRA exercise focused on the Onesi Constituency landscape and it was carried out in the context of the ASSAR project. The VRA contributes to ASSAR’s work on understanding local level vulnerability and potential adaptation responses by engaging diverse stakeholders and supporting Research-into-Use (RiU) processes.
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Namibia

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