Abstract The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is the largest hydroelectric power
project in Africa in terms of installed capacity. With global attention focused on the impact of …

Ethiopia began constructing the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) in 2011 on the
Blue Nile near the borders of Sudan for electricity production. The dam was constructed as a …

Access to freshwater resources has become more limited. Correspondingly, water
monitoring methods in sensitive or critical areas interims of terrestrial water storage are …

ABSTRACT The Nile Basin, supporting 40% of Africa's population, faces a critical challenge
in aligning developmental goals with water security needs. The Grand Ethiopian …

GERD has been a source of tension and a diplomatic deadlock between Egypt and Ethiopia.
Diplomacy and cooperation are the only means to resolve these issues. The inability to …

9.1. Introduction its The African continent gives an outward impression of geographic unity–
contours are not debated–which contrasts with the weakness of its regional integration. In …

The adoption in 1997 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational
Uses of International Watercourses (UN Watercourses Convention or UNWC) marked a …

In 2011 kondigde de regering van Ethiopië de plannen aan voor haar volgende elektriciteit
genererende dam op de Nijl, genaamd de Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). De …

Abstract The Middle East region is facing several problems related to local issues, including
the Blue Nile Dam crisis that threatens Egypt's water security. The crisis arose when Ethiopia …

Research Article From the past to the present, use of common water resources has caused
conflicts between states, therefore international law has tried to prevent such conflicts …