Grey Literature Archive Project 2nd Phase
In the heart of Southern Africa, where water flows beneath the surface, groundwater is essential for sustaining life, communities, and ecosystems. From rural villages to bustling cities, ensuring future water security relies on our ability to understand, manage, and preserve groundwater resources. Leading the charge in this effort are researchers, scientists, and policymakers who are working tirelessly to develop solutions that will inform policies and protect our groundwater for future generations. The SADC Groundwater Management Institute has established the Groundwater Literature Archives to aid researchers in accessing pertinent information. This initiative aims to address critical inquiries and provide effective solutions to the groundwater challenges faced in the region.
Groundwater Literature Archives is a comprehensive resource that provides access to over 6,000 records of advanced research, reports, and publications from the Southern African region. The GLA serves as a vital gateway for scholars and practitioners seeking to explore the latest developments in groundwater studies.
The Groundwater Literature Archives (GLA) supports effective groundwater management by offering comprehensive and readily accessible data. This information is a vital resource for researchers, policymakers, and water managers, enabling them to analyze trends, identify challenges, and devise strategies that effectively address the complex issues surrounding groundwater resources. By empowering these stakeholders with accurate and timely data, the GLA fosters informed decision-making essential for sustainable groundwater management practices and the overall health of our ecosystems.
Project Manager: Mr James Manda, jamesm@sadc-gmi.org