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Climate-smart aquaculture as a tool for blue economy revolution in Botswana: a review
(Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2026-06-22)Climate Smart Aquaculture (CSAq) has the potential to transform Botswana’s aquaculture sector and contribute to the development of a resilient blue economy. This study synthesizes existing literature on Botswana’s climate, ... -
Remote Sensing Applications for Water Resources Management and Monitoring in Southern Africa: A Review
(Kgosiesele, E., Molefe, J. I., Moalafhi, D. B., & Mzuku, M. (2026). Remote Sensing Applications for Water Resources Management and Monitoring in Southern Africa: A Review. Environmental Change and Biodiversity Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Volume 2, 191-219., 2026)Water is a scarce resource that needs careful planning to ensure its sustainability for current and future needs. Globally, freshwater resources are facing increased rates of decline and degradation due to climate ... -
Flood susceptibility zoning in Botswana's Notwane Urban Catchment: A triangulated and blended analytical hierarchy process-geographical information systems-based multi-criteria analysis
(AOSIS Publishing, 2026-05-15)Botswana's economy is highly exposed to floods, estimated to cost an average of 90 million, about 0.56% of the total annual country gross domestic product. Flooding is common in urban catchments, including Botswana's Notwane ... -
Conclusion: Sub-Saharan Africa’s Environmental Crossroads-Navigating Biodiversity Conservation Amidst Agricultural and Water Resource Challenges
(Springer Nature Link, 2026)Biodiversity is the backbone of sustainable agriculture. Fostering diverse ecosystems supports resilient crops, healthy soils, and thriving pollinators, ensuring food security and environmental balance. Despite this, ... -
Urbanization and energy transition in developing countries: examining the interplay of social cohesion and social innovation in facilitating low-carbon energy transitions
(Elservier, 2026-02-13)Urbanization presents a complex challenge for developing countries striving to transition to low-carbon sources. Achieving equitable and sustainable outcomes requires attention not only to technology and finance but also ...
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