Working for Water in South Africa :The Scientist [2006-04-01]


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Working for Water in South Africa Working for Water employs the team. WfW is a flagship program of postapartheid South Africa that seeks to marry ecological and economic goals. It has become the model for similar programs there, including Working for Wetlands and Working on Fire. Abigail's team is part of a pilot project to establish yet another potential offshoot, Working for Woodlands. Over the past 10 years, WfW has employed