Learning Laboratory
Creating education opportunities for Integrated Catchment Management skills in Lesotho
We need to ensure that natural resources are used wisely so that they are available for us and for future generations. Skills in integrated catchment management are, therefore, critical as...
View resourceLethathamo la lintlha-kholo tsa mosebetsi oa ReNOKA
Tokomane ena e hlalosa ka botebo sepheo le leano la lenaneo la boikopanyo ba sechaba le litsebi, le tsejoang ka hore ke ReNOKA (‘we are a river’), leo Lesotho e...
View resourceRegional Policy Harmonization Assessment
The regional policy harmonisation study provides a replicable framework to assess the alignment between international, regional and national policy for Integrated Catchment Management and applies it to the Lesotho context.
BRIEF – Meta-Review: Interventions for Sustainable Natural Resource Management in Lesotho, 1970-2020
Overview of the relevant factors that determine the successes and failures of interventions for the sustainable management of natural resources in Lesotho.
Meta-Review – Interventions for Sustainable Natural Resource Management in Lesotho, 1970-2020
Overview and analysis of the main interventions on sustainable natural resource management in Lesotho carried out by the GoL and its international partners between 1970 and 2020.
Orange-Senqu River Basin Stewardship Learning Journey
This report presents a description of and reflection on the pilot Orange-Senqu Basin (OSB) Stewardship Learning Journey. This project was specifically designed to explore the potential of establishing a multi-stakeholder,...
View resourceReNOKA Indigenous Knowledge Systems study
A new research study for ReNOKA presents the value of mainstreaming indigenous knowledge systems to address catchment degradation and improve climate resilience.
External Policy Review for ICM in Lesotho
Main findings and recommendations from ICM policy review undertaken in 2020-2021.
Priorities and roadmap for ReNOKA policy harmonisation
Overview of priority actions for policy harmonisation under the ReNOKA programme in 2022 and 2023.
ReNOKA 10 Highlights of 2021
Implementation of ReNOKA in 2021 brought us 10 exciting achievements highlighted in this publication.
ReNOKA’s Operational Plan 2022
Operational plan 2022 with ReNOKA stakeholders to coordinatetheir activities for restoration of land and water in Lesotho’s catchments.
ReNOKA Operational Plan 2021
Operational planning of ReNOKA movement activities in 2021 through GIZ support to ICM.
ReNOKA Factsheet
A brief description of the ReNOKA movement and its change areas in achieving land and water restoration in Lesotho and the Orange-Senqu region.
Organizational Structure for Integration Catchment Management in Lesotho
Graphic overview of the organizational structure for ICM in Lesotho
Process for the development of Draft Catchment Management Plans 2021-23 for 6 Priority Sub-Catchments
Activity 3.6.5 of the 2014 Long-term Water and Sanitation Strategy includes the preparation of ‘Catchment Management and Development Plans’ in consultation with stakeholders. The Government of Lesotho (GoL) has selected...
View resourceThe Economic and Social Value of Water in Lesotho and South Africa: A Macroeconomic Baseline Analysis
Lesotho is the mountain kingdom. It is also one of the most important rainfall catchments in Southern Africa. This blesses Lesotho with abundant water and there is rarely, if ever,...
View resourceOrange-Senqu River Basin Stewardship Learning Journey Session 1 Mini-Report February 2021
This mini-report presents a description of the first of four sessions of the Orange-Senqu River Basin (OSB) Learning Journey, which was held online on 27 January 2021. The OSB Learning...
View resourceOrange-Senqu River Basin Stewardship Learning Journey Session 2 Mini-Report February 2021
This mini-report presents a description of the second of four sessions of the Orange-Senqu River Basin (OSB) Learning Journey, which was held online on 10 February 2021. The OSB Learning...
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