Transboundary hydropower dams are sources of hydroelectricity supply that sit in shared
international rivers or watersheds, and/or generate benefits and costs that flow across …

The uncertainties around the hydrological and socio-economic implications of climate
change pose a challenge for Nile River system management, especially with rapidly rising …

Abstract Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt are currently embroiled in a politically charged conflict
that surrounds the soon-to-be-completed Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), with …

The landscape of water infrastructure in the Nile Basin is changing with the construction of
the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Although this dam could improve electricity supply …

The Nile Basin has long been the subject of extensive research, reflecting its importance,
which spans from its historical role in the development of ancient civilizations to its current …

A water resource modeling process is demonstrated to support multistakeholder
negotiations over transboundary management of the Nile River. This process addresses the …

This paper aims to foreground the importance of emotions in water diplomacy in general and
in Nile water diplomacy in particular. Water diplomacy does not operate from a clean slate …

This article proposes and fleshes out an analytical method designed to support efforts to
transform inequitable and unsustainable transboundary water arrangements. Such …

The number of massive hydraulic infrastructures such as large-scale dams, huge
hydropower plants, and broad irrigation networks has increased to an unprecedented level …

The demand for energy, water and food in Africa continues to increase, resulting in growing
pressure on contentious multisector resource systems like the River Nile. The ongoing …