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Micro Hydro Power (MHP) Projects - Mitigation and Intervention Techniques - Flood Control and Improved Drainage

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EnDev Indonesia
Hydro Empowerment Network

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Micro-hydro Power (MHP) Projects - Mitigation and Intervention Techniques - Flood Control and Improved Drainage
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A waterway is a natural or artificial drainage channel constructed along the steepest slope or in a valley to receive/accommodate runoff from cut-off drains and graded terraces/bunds.
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Katharina Wiedemann
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