Afrah Saad Al-Mahfadi

Afrah Saad Al-Mahfadi
Mohammed V University | um5a

Doctorate

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Additional affiliations
January 2001 - January 2003
Sana'a University
Position
  • Environmental specialist
Education
September 2008 - September 2009
University of Greenwich
Field of study
  • Environmental Science
September 2007 - September 2008
Saxion University of Applied Sciences
Field of study
  • Integrated to water resources managemnt

Publications

Publications (15)
Article
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Day after day, the wetlands of arid regions reveal new secrets about their importance, in terms of biodiversity as well as functions and services. Yemen, a mountainous country surrounded by seas and a desert, has a flora and fauna heritage shaped by both African, Asian and Palearctic influences, and by a pronounced insularity that has enriched it w...
Article
The Hydrological modelling in a semi-arid mountainous area is very challenging due to the irregular climate and the spatial variability of vegetation cover and topography. The hydrological model CEQUEAU was used with a daily time step on the arid and semi-arid mountainous region of the Ourika watershed. The capability of the model to simulate the d...
Presentation
Abstract Dams provide many ecosystem services such as water for drinking, irrigation, flood protection and cultural value but a lot of ecological values could change because of dam construction such as loss of habitats and degradation coasts. Changing the flood regime of a stream will have some ecological impacts in the whole the catchment areas es...
Article
A high number of wetlands were irreversibly lost in arid regions, mainly because their conservation raises the great conflict between maintaining wetland hydrology and satisfying water needs of the human population. In Yemen, as an arid developing country, the poor knowledge on wetlands is another challenge that faces their conservation. The presen...
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Day after day, the wetlands of arid regions reveal new secrets about their importance, in terms of biodiversity as well as functions and services. Yemen, a mountainous country surrounded by seas and a desert, has a flora and fauna heritage shaped by both African, Asian and Palearctic influences, and by a pronounced insularity that has enriched it w...
Research Proposal
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This research focused on sustainable water resources management especially in rural areas in Yemen because more than 75% of population live in rural areas. Moreover, rural women are the responsible to fetch water for home. In spite of, rural women have the main role in water catchment, they faced a lot of barriers to participate in water projects....
Research
In rural areas of developing countries, participation of all stakeholders in water supply projects is an important step towards further development. As most of the beneficiaries are usually women, it is especially important to involve them in order to achieve sustainable and successful water supply projects. Women are responsible for management of...
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Wetlands have considerable importance as biodiversity holders (habitats, animals and plants), while they provide several resources and benefits to local communities in different parts of the world. In addition, wetlands can buffer pollution, absorb floods and recharge aquifers. Yemen has been identified as hosting globally important biodiversity, t...
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Wetlands have considerable importance as biodiversity holders (habitats, animals and plants), while they provide several resources and benefits to local communities in different parts of the world. In addition, wetlands can buffer pollution's, absorb floods and recharge aquifers. Yemen has been identified as hosting globally important biodiversity,...
Article
In rural areas of developing countries, participation of all stakeholders in water supply projects is an important step towards further development. As most of the beneficiaries are usually women, it is especially important to involve them in order to achieve sustainable and successful water supply projects. Women are responsible for management of...

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