National Groundwater Archive (NGA)
/The NGA is the web enabled database system that allows capturing, viewing, modifying and extraction (dissemination) of groundwater related data.
Read MoreThe NGA is the web enabled database system that allows capturing, viewing, modifying and extraction (dissemination) of groundwater related data.
Read MoreNational Groundwater Information System (NGIS) is a portfolio of projects designed to meet increasing demands for groundwater information in a rapidly changing water business environment. The portfolio of the NGIS project includes several applications, namely NGA, CHART and the Geohydrological Reports System.
Read MoreWater use and registration has been very topical at the moment. This article covers some of the changes that have come into effect recently, and highlights some of the articles we have published on water use licences.
Read MoreMany mines are currently grappling with the complexities of implementing and renewing their water use licences (WULs). This article outlines the purpose of WUL's and explains why WUL requirements should be incorporated into the day-to-day operations of a mine.
Read MoreWater use licences became a legal requirement for many businesses five years ago, but SA's farming sector is still getting to grips with this issue. This article covers the implications and practicalities of the legislation.
Read MoreBorehole Water Association of Southern Africa - promoting the sustainable use of Southern Africa's groundwater.
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