[1] Mitchell, B. (2002): Resource and Environmental Management. Harlow.

[2] Bauer, S. (1998): Landnutzungsplanung, regionale Rahmenplanung und regionales Ressourcenmanagement: Begriffe, Konzepte und mögliche Beiträge zur Entwicklungszusammenarbeit. In: PREUSS, H.-J. and ROOS, G. (ed.) (1994): Ländliche Entwicklung und regionales Ressourcenmanagement: Konzepte - Instrumente – Erfahrungen. Materialien des Zentrums für regionale Entwicklungsforschung. Gießen, p. 9-18.

[3] Storey, H.C. (1960): Watershed Management in the world picture. In: Unasylva, 14, 2.
(http://www.fao.org/docrep/x5395e/x5395e03.htm; [last accessed: 04.05.2007]).

[4] Ratter B.M.W. (2002): Bevölkerungsverteilung und Umweltschutz im Wattenmeer. Herausforderungen an ein Integriertes Küstenzonenmanagement. In: Geographische Rundschau, 2002, 54, 12, p. 16-20. 2002

[5] Ewert, A.W.; Blake, D.C. and Bissik, G.C. (2004): Integrated Resource and Environmental Management: The Human Dimension. Oxfordshire, Cambridge.

[6] Bunch, M.J. (2000): An adaptive Ecosystem Approach to Rehabilitation and Management of the Cooum River Envrionmental System in Chennai, India.
(http://etd.uwaterloo.ca/etd/mjbunch2000.pdf; [last accessed: 12.03.2007].

[7] FAO (ed.) (2003): Water and people: whose right is it?
(http://www.fao.org/sd/2003/pe0301a2_en.htm; [last accessed: 02.04.2007]).

[8] Stone, M. and McCarthy, D. (2000): Planning Process: Thirty years of JAPA and Plan Canada.
(http://www.3.sympatico.ca/dkmccarthy/documents/PlanningProcess.pdf; [last accessed: 25.11.2006]).

[9] Butler, W.H. (2003): Planning for Water: Statewide Approaches to Watershed Planning and Management.
(http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-05132003-083921/unrestricted/planningforwaterfinal.pdf; [last accessed: 9.05.2007]).

[10] Tidemann, E. (1996): Watershed Management. Guidelines for Indian conditions. New Delhi.

[11] Förch, G. and Schütt, B. (2004 b): International MSc ‘Integrated Watershed Management’ (IWM). In: SCHÜTT, B. (ed.) (2004): Watershed Management in the Abaya-Chamo Basin, South Ethiopia. Berlin, p. 1-14.

[12] Förch, G., Onywere, S.; Winnege, R. and Shisanya, CH. (2005): Results of the DAAD Alumni Summer School on Topics of Integrated Watershed Management. In: FWU Water Resources Publication, 2005, 3, 203-220.
(http://www.uni-siegen.de/fb10/fwu/ww/publikationen/volume0305/pdf/förch.pdf); [last accessed: 7.05.2007].

[13] Heathcote 1998. Integrated Watershed Management. Principles and practice. New York.

[14] EPA 2002 (U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY) (2002): Introduction to Watershed Planning.
(http://www.epa.gov/watertrain/pdf/watershedplanning.pdf [last accessed: 09.05.2007]).

 [15] Hurni, H., Herweg, K., Liniger, H.; Maselli, D. and Kläy, A.(2003): Nachhaltige Ressourcennutzung I: Integrale Betrachtung von einzelnen natürlichen Ressourcen, sowie Forschungsmethoden und Möglichkeiten zu deren nachhaltiger Nutzung.
(http://www.cde.unibe.ch/University/pdf/NRN%20I%20WS%2003_04_neu.pdf; [last accessed: 10.05.2007]).

[16] Gosling, L. and Edwards, M. (1995): Toolkits: A practical guide to assessment, monitoring, review and evaluation. Development manual 5. Save the Children. London.
http://www.livelihoods.org/info/tools/pas-PP01.rtf; [last accessed: 01.04.2007]).

[17] Oakley, P. and Clayton, A. (2000): The Monitoring and Evaluation of Empowerment. A Resource Document. Occasional Papers Series, 26.
(http://www.intrac.org/docs/OPS26final.pdf; [last accessed: 09.03.2007]).

[18] Bollom, M.W.: (1998): Impact Indicators. An Alternative Tool for the Evaluation of Watershed Management. New Delhi.

[19] Rauch, TH. (2007): Planning, Planning tools and Soil and Water Conservation. In an electronic letter to the author.

[20] WOCAT (World Overview of Conservation Approaches and Technology) (2007): Efficient management of existing knowledge.
(http://www.wocat.org/about1.asp; [last accessed: 10.05.2007]).

[21] Farrington, J.C. and James, A.J. (ed.) (1998): Participatory Watershed Development: Challenges for the Twenty-First Century. Oxford.

[22] Fürst, D. and Scholles, F. 2001. (ed.) (2001): Handbuch Theorien und Methoden der Raum und Umweltplanung (HzU - Handbücher zum Umweltschutz, Bd. 4). Dortmund.

[23] Dulani, B. (2003): How participatory is Participation in Social Funds? An Analysis of three case studies from the Malawi Social Action Fund (MASAF). (http://www.sed.manchester.ac.uk/research/events/conferences/documents/Participation%20Papers/Dulani.pdf; [last accessed: 10.05.2007]).

[24] Rauch, Th. (1998): Nun partizipiert mal schön. Modediskurse in den Niederungen entwicklungspolitischer Praxis. In: Iz3w Sonderheft, 1998, p. 8-10.

[25] KrügerH.-J., Fantaw, W. B. Mihaeli, Y.G., Kajela, K. (1997): Inventory of indigenous soil and water conservation measures on selected sites in the Ethiopian Highland. Soil Conservation Programme Ethiopia. Research Report 34. Bern, London. 

[26] Lal,R. (1995): Sustainable management of soil resources in the humid tropics. Tokyo, New York, Paris.

[27] Morgan, R.P.C. (1999): Soil Erosion and Soil Conservation, Longman.

[28] Harmon(2002): Traditional knowledge.
(http://www.terralingua.org/Definitions/DtradKnowl.html; [last accessed: 10.07.2005]).

 [29] Maffi, L.(2002): Traditional ecological knowledge.
(http://www.terralingua.org/Definitions/DTek.html; [last accessed: 10.07.2005]).

[30] Warren, D. M. (1991): Using Indigenous Knowledge in Agricultural Development. World Bank Discussion Paper, 127. Washington.

[31] Antweiler C. (1995): Lokales Wissen. Grundlagen, Probleme, Bibliographie. In: HONERLA, S. and SCHRÖDER, P. (ed.): Local-Knowledge-Tagung 1994 Bonn: Lokales Wissen und Entwicklung: zur Relevanz kulturspezifischen Wissens für Entwicklungsprozesse. Bonn, p. 19-49.

[32] Asrat,K., Idris, K., Semegn, M. (1996): The ‘flexibility’ of indigenous SW techniques: a case study of the Harerge Highlands, Ethiopia. In: REIJ, C.; SCOONES, I. and TOULMIN, C. (ed.): Sustaining the soil: Indigenous Soil and Water Conservation in Africa. IIED, 1-27. London, p. 156-162.

[33] Critchley W.R.S.; REJI, C. and WILLCOCKS, T.J. (1994): Indigenous Soil and Water Conservation: A Review of the State of Knowledge and Prospects for Building on Traditions. In: Land Degradation and Rehabilitation, 5, p. 293-314.

[34] Förch, G. and Schütt, B. (2004 a): Watershed Management – An Introduction. In: FWU Lake Abaya Research Symposium 2004 – Catchment and Lake Research, Proceedings, 2005, 4, p. 119-133.
(http://www.uni-siegen.de/fb10/fwu/ww/publikationen/volume0405/förch.pdf; [last accessed: 12.05.2007].

[35] Beweket, W. and Sterk, G. (2002): Farmer`s participation in soil and water conservation in the Chemoga watershed, Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia, in: Land Degradation and Development, 13, p. 189-200.

[36] Pretty, J.N. and Shah, P.(1997): Making soil and water conservation sustainable: From coercion and control to partnership and participation. In: Land Degradation and Development, 1997, 8, 1, p. 39-58.

[37] Principle 17 of the Rio Convention UN (1992)
http://www.un.org/documents/ga/conf151/aconf15126-1annex1.htm

[38]Abaza, H., Bisset, R. and Sadler, B. (2004): Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment: Towards an Integrated Approach