Water and Natural Resource Management

ME&A creates solutions for clients who need innovative and imaginative approaches to address water and natural resource needs throughout the world. Our methodologies include: data collection and management; assessment and analysis; strategic planning and design; capacity building and institutional strengthening; policy & legal support; technical program support; performance monitoring & evaluation; commodity procurement; and volunteer programming.

water and natural resource management

ME&A's  Methodologies

  • Fish RestarauntIntegrated Water Resources Management—Watershed management; public utilities institution-building; hydro-geological survey and well-field design; Trans boundary water issue resolution; and engineering design and implementation.
  • Integrated Coastal Management—Coastal zone management program design; aquaculture, fisheries stock and technology assessments; local plans for urban and port development; local and national coastal management institutional strengthening; coastal boundary delineations; and aquaculture system design and implementation.
  • Environment and Climate Change—Water quality management; pollution assessment and control; hydrological studies; biodiversity management; and wetlands identification, assessment, and management.
  • Economic Growth & Energy—Economic studies of the impact of water tariff changes; regional plans for water distribution systems; water-energy interaction; development of sustainable tourism programs; and implementation of watershed management activities as part of integrated forestry and watershed management programs.
  • Agriculture & Food Security—Improvement of irrigation systems; development of strategies for on-farm water management and of food security programs that integrate both terrestrial and aquatic food sources in the program; and aquaculture implementation and management.
  • Global Health—Public information programs ranging from water-sealed toilets to development of small-scale water distribution systems and to eradication of water-borne disease vectors, such as malaria and dengue.
  • Democracy & Governance—Design and implementation of local, regional, or national water resource management organizations, working with local and regional governments to develop and implement stakeholder management plans, and building government staff capacity in water management issues.

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