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Le Niger, une Artère Vitale Gestion Efficace de l'Eau dans le Bassin du Haut Niger

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By: Leo Zwarts, Pieter van Beukering, Bakary Kone and Eddy Wymenga
304 pages, Col photos, Maps, Charts
Le Niger, une Artère Vitale
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  • Le Niger, une Artère Vitale ISBN: 9789080715073 Paperback Dec 2005 Out of Print #163103
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Language: French

Hydrological interventions (i.e. dams and irrigation schemes) aim to increase economic independence and food security in the unstable Sahel environment. Tapping the Niger's flow, however is not without consequences. The costs and benefits of expensive hydrological structures have to be carefully balanced. In this study, downstream interests are incorporated into the analysis. The aim of this study is to develop a decision-support system for effective river management in the Upper Niger, in which ecological and socio-economic impacts and benefits of dams and irrigation systems can be analysed in relation to different water management scenarios.

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Out of Print
By: Leo Zwarts, Pieter van Beukering, Bakary Kone and Eddy Wymenga
304 pages, Col photos, Maps, Charts
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