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… hotter and drier periods, especially toward the end of the dry season (May–October). However, the magnitude of this … water storage, which reduces groundwater recharge and dry-season flows, limiting options for coping with drought. … vulnerability. Activities included aquaculture (fish-farming), honey production and agro-ecology (community …

… and were free to practice swidden (slash and burn) farming in the forest. People cultivated land in the forest … urban and rural areas in the state, after two consecutive dry years. The state government and the state Water Authority … area is adequate, but water is needed for crops during the dry season. The local government manages the irrigation …

… monthly minimum flow rates during each month of the dry season64. The Joint Committee65 is responsible for the … for the preparation of rules concerning schedules for the dry and rainy season, the location of measuring stations, … (hydro-electrical energy, irrigation, water, fisheries, farming industries), shared by the co-riparian State …