PAPERS
5% FUTURE
By The Flow Partnership
A factsheet for farmers and land managers outlining simple, low-cost landworks that can be applied to restore the Small Water Cycle.
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STOTEN PAPER
By M.E.Wilkinson, P.F. Quinn, N.J. Barber, J. Jonczyk
A framework for managing runoff and pollution in the rural landscape using a Catchment Systems Engineering approach.
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REHYDRATING THE EARTH
By Richard Widows
A call for holistic, big picture thinking in the way we manage our land, questioning our assumptions and where we draw boundaries.
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Climate Finance, Big Banks and Small Farmers
by Chetna Joshi
Post Paris, how much of the new financial resources are
going to fund the actual solutions able to bring in resilience in agriculture beneficial for the smallholder farming communities?
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RUN OFF ATTENUATION FEATURES HANDBOOK
Newcastle University / Environment Agency
A concise guide for all those working in Catchment Management.
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by Barefoot Guides
Community methods of restoring the landscape
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BOOKS
A NEW WATER PARADIGM
Published by: People and Water
By M.Kravcik, J.Pokorny, J.Kohutiar, M.Kovac, E.Toth
A detailed book showing the theoretical basis for the Small Water Cycle.
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AFTER US, DESERT AND DELUGE
Published by: Michal Kravcík/NGO People and Water
Landscape revitalisation program in Slovakia
In a short period of 18 months the villages and towns involved in the Programme carried out about 80 thousand different water retention elements in degraded landscape.
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25 YEARS OF EVOLUTION
Publisher: Tarun Bharat Sangh
Restoring Life and Hope to a Barren Land
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VIDEOS
Slovakian Regeneration
Slovakian Regeneration
Michal Kravcik, a hydrologist from Slovakia, succeeded in galvanizing community participation to stop a proposed large dam -- an environmentally destructive project conceived during the Communist era of central planning. Using democratic principles, he presented effective alternatives that included the creation of small dams, decentralization of water management authority and restoration of agricultural lands.