Okavango Project is Behind Schedule: "The project will take five years and is funded by the Global Environment Fund (GEF) to the tune of US$5 million.
Its Management Unit is in Luanda, Angola, and it is expected to come up with a management plan on using the water of the Okavango River in a sustainable manner Kahuure said when the first project manager, Hartmut Krugmann, did not renew his contract last year, Steve Crerar was asked to take over on a temporary basis but he did not take the post, as he had other responsibilities.
The Okavango River provides people living on its banks with fish, water, reeds, thatch and timber, while it also has great potential as a source of hydro-electricity and water for the dry central and southern parts of Namibia and Botswana."
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