Multiple use water service is an approach that seeks to plan, design, and manage water systems to meet people’s water needs
Identifying, developing and testing low-cost measurement methods and metrics applicable to cocoa farming systems
Exploring the quantities of phosphorous imported, used, generated and disposed of in Malawi
A project to provide new insights on precision irrigation management for sugarcane
Exploring artificial recharge to augment the current water supply in Botswana
Assessing the spatial and temporal variability of natural organic matter in both the UK and Ghana lowland surface waters
Identifying links between charcoal making, deforestation and changes in the underlying fluvial system
Helping to identify site-specific nutrient management that contributes to profitable and sustainable cocoa crop productivity in Ghana
Creating a useful resource from wastes while reducing pollution
The Sue White Fund for Africa funds several SAFAD projects
