AEGIS Conference of African Studies 2011 - Uppsala [The Nile River Basin: in search of a new water regime?]
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AEGIS Conference of African Studies 2011 - Uppsala [The Nile River Basin: in search of a new water regime?]
- 1. The Nile River Basin – in search of a new water regime? Ana Elisa Cascão Center of African Studies – IUL [ISCTE/IUL] Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)
- 2. The Nile River Basin Complexity Challenges
- 5. Timelime of extreme events Droughts in the 1980s in Ethiopia and Sudan Historic low levels of Lake Nasser in Egypt at the end of 1980s Mid-1990s: massive floods in Ethiopia and Sudan
- 9. NBI – How to meet the socio-economic and environmental challenges in the Nile? since 1999 1997-2007 ?
- 10. NBI – Shared Vision
- 11. Cooperation in Action (I)
- 12. Cooperation in Action (II)
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- Several basin commissions at national level
- IGAD: 7 Horn/East African states Recurring and severe droughts and other natural disasters between 1974 and 1984 caused widespread famine, ecological degradation and economic hardship in the Horn of Africa region. Although individual countries took substantial measures to cope with the problems and received support from the international community , its extent argued strongly for a regional approach to supplement national efforts. The six countries of the region took action through the United Nations to establish an intergovernmental body for development and drought control in their region. Lake Victoria Basin Commission (LVBC) is a specialized institution of the East African Community (EAC) that is responsible for coordinating the sustainable development agenda of the Lake Victoria Basin.