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19 Nov 2021
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- project: 9912
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Gedaref-Adigrat aquifer factsheetThe Gedaref-Adigrat aquifer is one of the three transboundary aquifers selected as a case study under the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI)’s Groundwater Project – ‘Enhancing Conjunctive Management of Surface Water and Groundwater Resources in Selected Transboundary Aquifers: Case Study for selected Shared Groundwater Bodies in the Nile Basin.’ |
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19 Nov 2021
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- project: 9912
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Kagera Aquifer factsheet The Kagera river Basin forms the headwater of the river Nile. The river is the largest tributary of Lake Victoria. The Kagera shared aquifer is one of the three transboundary aquifers selected as a case study under the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI)’s Groundwater Project – ‘Enhancing Conjunctive Management of Surface Water and Groundwater Resources in Selected Transboundary Aquifers: Case Study for selected Shared Groundwater Bodies in the Nile Basin. |
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19 Nov 2021
- factsheet
- project: 9912
- English
Mount Elgon aquifer factsheet The Mount Elgon aquifer is one of the three transboundary aquifers selected as a case study under the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI)’s Groundwater Project – ‘Enhancing Conjunctive Management of Surface Water and Groundwater Resources in Selected Transboundary Aquifers: Case Study for selected Shared Groundwater Bodies in the Nile Basin.’ The aquifer is shared between Kenya and Uganda. In Kenya, it lies within Lakes Victoria and Turkana Basins and covers the counties of Trans-Nzoia (sub-counties ... |
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25 Sep 2025
- factsheet
- project: 10919
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Gender Fact Sheet Fisheries play a critical role in global food security, employment and economic development. However, gender inequalities persist throughout the sector. The UWI/FAO REBYC-III CLME+ and EAF4SG projects recognises that addressing these disparities are essential for sustainable and equitable fisheries management |
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24 Sep 2025
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- project: 10857
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Gender Fact Sheet Fisheries play a critical role in global food security, employment and economic development. However, gender inequalities persist throughout the sector. The UWI/FAO REBYC-III CLME+ and EAF4SG projects recognises that addressing these disparities are essential for sustainable and equitable fisheries management. |
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13 Mar 2024
- factsheet
- project: 10892
- English
Briefing note uP-Cycle project |
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