Negotiating Nile infrastructure management should consider climate change uncertainties

Mohammed Basheer (), Victor Nechifor, Alvaro Calzadilla, Solomon Gebrechorkos, David Pritchard, Nathan Forsythe, Jose M. Gonzalez, Justin Sheffield, Hayley J. Fowler and Julien J. Harou
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Mohammed Basheer: The University of Manchester
Alvaro Calzadilla: University College London
Solomon Gebrechorkos: University of Southampton
David Pritchard: Newcastle University
Nathan Forsythe: Newcastle University
Jose M. Gonzalez: The University of Manchester
Justin Sheffield: University of Southampton
Hayley J. Fowler: Newcastle University
Julien J. Harou: The University of Manchester

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 1, 17-19

Abstract: High uncertainty exists in the projected climate change impacts on the Nile’s economies and water-dependent sectors. Under these uncertainties, managing the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam cooperatively and adaptively can produce economic and water management benefits for Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt.

Date: 2023
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