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Highlights of 15 Years of Nile Cooperation
SANITATION WATER QUALITY POWER GENERATION FACILITIES WATERSHED MANAGEMENT TRANSMISSION CAPACITY LEAD FLOW CLIMATE CHANGE POWER TRADE ACCESS TO WATER RIVER BASIN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION POWER ELECTRICITY ACTIVITIES INVESTMENT PROJECT GENERATION CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP WATER POLICY SYSTEMS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE RIVER BASINS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES RIVERS CAPACITY BUILDING ENERGY GENERATION WATER RESOURCES PLANNING WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT WATER RESOURCES HEAD OF WATER FISHERIES BORDER TRANSMISSION KNOWLEDGE COMMON GENERATION CAPACITY LAKES LAND INVESTMENT IRRIGATION NATURAL RESOURCE RIPARIAN COUNTRIES WATERSHED POWER GENERATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CLEAN WATER FLOODS BASINS COOPERATION FACILITIES WATER INVESTMENTS DRAINAGE WATERS SERVICE DELIVERY PIPELINE ENERGY RIVER
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa | Africa
2016-01-07T20:13:06Z | 2016-01-07T20:13:06Z | 2015-05-01
In 1999, nine Nile basin countries came together in a remarkable partnership. They formed the Nile basin initiative as a platform for joint working to better understand and utilize the common Nile resource, to harness the benefits for equitable and sustainable regional economic development. This note highlights the key achievements of this historic endeavor.
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