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Watershed Functions Economic Sustainable Develop- Ecological ment The function of watersheds is the sustainable provision of goods and services. Economic Produce food, timber, fish, hydro power Sustain livelihoods Support income generation Sustainable Develop- ment Ecological Ensure water flow and quality within the watershed and further downstream Provide erosion control, soil fertility, biodiversity, clean air, carbon sequestration Social and Cultural Support indigenous culture and livelihoods Provide recreational opportunities Reference: Tuyll, C. 2007: MRC GTZ Watershed Management Programme – Consultative Meeting. Capacity Building Package 1. Power Point Presentation.