Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin
Three major river basins flow out of Ethiopia into Sudan, constituting the Eastern Nile basin (the White Nile flows from the south). These are the Tekeze-Atbara flowing out of northern Ethiopia, the Baro-Akoba- Sobat flowing from southern Ethiopia, and the Blue Nile (Abay) sandwiched between the oth...
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| author | Clayton, Terry Merrey, Douglas J. Duncan, Alan J. Langan, Simon J. Harding, Amanda Le Borgne, Ewen |
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| description | Three major river basins flow out of Ethiopia into Sudan, constituting the Eastern Nile basin (the White Nile flows from the south). These are the Tekeze-Atbara flowing out of northern Ethiopia, the Baro-Akoba- Sobat flowing from southern Ethiopia, and the Blue Nile (Abay) sandwiched between the other two. The Blue Nile Basin, called the Abay in Ethiopia, is the largest branch of the Nile draining the Ethiopian highlands. It covers an estimated area of 311,437 square kilometers and is shared by Ethiopia and Sudan. It joins the White Nile in Khartoum, Sudan. The Ethiopian highlands portion
of the Blue Nile river basin was the focus of the Nile Basin Development Challenge under the Challenge Program on Water and Food. |
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| spelling | CGSpace351242024-01-17T12:58:34Z Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin Clayton, Terry Merrey, Douglas J. Duncan, Alan J. Langan, Simon J. Harding, Amanda Le Borgne, Ewen Three major river basins flow out of Ethiopia into Sudan, constituting the Eastern Nile basin (the White Nile flows from the south). These are the Tekeze-Atbara flowing out of northern Ethiopia, the Baro-Akoba- Sobat flowing from southern Ethiopia, and the Blue Nile (Abay) sandwiched between the other two. The Blue Nile Basin, called the Abay in Ethiopia, is the largest branch of the Nile draining the Ethiopian highlands. It covers an estimated area of 311,437 square kilometers and is shared by Ethiopia and Sudan. It joins the White Nile in Khartoum, Sudan. The Ethiopian highlands portion
of the Blue Nile river basin was the focus of the Nile Basin Development Challenge under the Challenge Program on Water and Food. 2014-02-28 2014-03-13T10:21:36Z 2014-03-13T10:21:36Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/35124 en Open Access application/pdf CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food Clayton, T., Merrey, D., Duncan, A., Langan, S., Harding, A. and Le Borgne, E. 2014. Summary of CPWF Research in the Nile River Basin. Colombo, Sri Lanka: CPWF. |
| spellingShingle | Clayton, Terry Merrey, Douglas J. Duncan, Alan J. Langan, Simon J. Harding, Amanda Le Borgne, Ewen Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin |
| title | Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin |
| title_full | Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin |
| title_fullStr | Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin |
| title_short | Summary of CPWF research in the Nile river basin |
| title_sort | summary of cpwf research in the nile river basin |
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