The Suri dress up in floral headdresses in the Omo Valley, Ethiopia Credit: Andrea Angrisani/MediaDrum

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The Suri dress up in floral headdresses in the Omo Valley, Ethiopia Credit: Andrea Angrisani/MediaDrum
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World’s Transboundary Water Basins At Risk
World’s Transboundary Water Basins At Risk
The ECOreport reposts a story that the World’s Transboundary Water Basins At Risk
Originally Published on Oregon State University News
By Mark Floyd
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Environmental stresses including climate change and population growth will have an enormous impact on the world’s waterways that cross international borders, a new report concludes, but economic development may have consequences…
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Senior Economist /Monitoring and Evaluation
Senior Economist /Monitoring and Evaluation
Code: NBI-006-NEL Posted On: Closing On: Monday, 08 December 2014 Saturday, 03 January 2015 Location: Kigali, Rwanda NELSAP Regional Coordination Unit P.o Box 6759 Education: Graduate Degree Duration: 3 year contract renewable once based on performance with the initial 6 months as probation period Travel: Extensive Travel within NELSAP Region & NBI Job Description: Reports to: NELSAP CU…
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Egypt: Nile Basin Tension Mounts As Waters Decline
Egypt: Nile Basin Tension Mounts As Waters Decline
Today, nearly a billion people in the developing world don’t have access to clean, safe drinking water. In sub-Saharan Africa, people’s true potential is restricted by time lost trying to gather water and energy spent suffering from water-borne diseases. Education is lost to sickness. Economic development fails when people have to fight for survival.
As water supplies get tighter, conflicts will…
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This week some amazing musicians that are apart of The Nile Project music residency made their way to Addis Ababa. They played two shows, of the nights in an old amphitheatre near Piassa. Here's a few selected images.
Sudan: Sudan Supports Construction of Renaissance Dam
[ERTA]Sudan’s agriculture and irrigation minister backs Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam, asserting it will not negatively impact downstream Nile Basin countries, ahramonline reported. Check Out Our Virtual Expo http://mask-africa.com/farmers/
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