Title Bridging the gap in the Nile waters dispute

Published Brussels, Belgium : International Crisis Group, 2019

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Description 1 online resource (39 pages) : illustration, color map Series Crisis Group Africa report ; No 271 ICG Africa report ; No 271. Contents Executive summary. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Ethiopia and the GERD. -- A. Meles Zenawi and Ethiopia's Project S. -- B. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the GERD. -- C. Cooperation mechanisms. -- III. High anxiety in Eqypt. -- IV. Sudan: angling for benefits. -- V. Reaching agreement on the Nile waters. -- A. Policy options. -- VI. Conclusion. -- Appendices Summary Ethiopia is building a mighty dam on the Blue Nile, promising economic benefits for both itself and Sudan. But Egypt fears for its freshwater supply. The parties should agree on how fast to fill the dam's reservoir and how to share river waters going forward Notes "20 March 2019." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Also available in Arabic Online resource; title from PDF caption (ICG, viewed March 24, 2019) Subject Water-supply -- Political aspects -- Nile River Watershed Water resources development -- Nile River Watershed Watershed management -- Political aspects -- Nile River Watershed Water security -- Political aspects -- Nile River Watershed Water rights -- Nile River Watershed Dams -- Political aspects -- Nile River Dams -- Political aspects. Water resources development. Water rights. Water-supply -- Political aspects. Nile River. Nile River Watershed. Form Electronic book Author International Crisis Group, publisher.

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