A critical review of recent studies on irrigation systems and developments in Ethiopia was
conducted from the historical point of view up to the present and the future. This review …

The Upper Tekezē–Atbara river sub-basin, part of the Nile Basin, is characterized by high
temporal and spatial variability of rainfall and streamflow. In spite of its importance for …

Salinity adversely affects the environment, agro-ecosystems and agricultural productivity of
arid and semi-arid regions worldwide. This salinization occurs due to natural, human or both …

It is known that river basin is the most appropriate unit for planning, developing and
managing water resources and for analysing water availability and water use. However …

Water scarcity is a key factor in food security and sustainable livelihood in sub-Saharan
Africa, particularly in East Africa. The problem is severe in many parts of Ethiopia where …

The benefits of water‐saving techniques such as alternate furrow and deficit irrigations need
to be explored to ensure food security for the ever‐increasing population within the context …

The study was conducted in the semi-arid areas of northern Ethiopia with the objective of
evaluating the effect of surge flow and alternate irrigation on irrigation performance …

This paper presents the effect of climate change on water resources in the Werii watershed
(1797 km 2) using climate (SDSM) and hydrological (WetSpa) models. A fully distributed …

Rainfed farming is a dominant agricultural system in Tigray, Ethiopia. However, rainfall is
characterized by short duration, intense and erratic subjected to late-onset and early …

A tool to understand water balance components is crucial for developing water resources
management strategies. However, there are inadequate reports on the application of water …