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A geographic information system and analytic hierarchy process drought risk analysis approach in arid south-western Zimbabwe: Prospects for informed resilience building

Oshneck Mupepi
Mark Matsa
John Hove

20242 citationsOpen accessMidlands State University

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Hydrology and Drought Analysis
Flood Risk Assessment and Management
Climate change impacts on agriculture

Sustainable Development Goals

Climate Action

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DOI: 10.1016/j.nbsj.2024.100149

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