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The documents below intends to compile information on the data that is currently available for each CSRB (Current state and Future Projections) . Descriptions of available data need to be provided for the current situation in the CSRB.

The African Ministers' Council on Water (AMCOW) has released the 2022 Report of the "Implementation of the July 2008 Sharm el-Sheikh Declaration (Assembly/AU/Decl.1 (XI)). This version has been compiled with contributions from 44 Member States through the conduction of self-assessments ...

EMS Tool: Environmental Monitoring SystemManagement, analysis and visualization of huge and complex datasets is a challenge.

Évaluation Agronomique et Socio-économique des Systèmes Agricoles du Bassin du Fleuve Sénégal L’objectif général du projet est de contribuer à l’amélioration de la gestion durable des ressources en eau et de la productivité des systèmes de production agricole dans le bassin du fleuve ...

Résilience et pérennisation du château d’eau d’Afrique de l’Ouest (REPECHAO) L’objectif global est d’étudier les conditions de remplissage du château d’eau guinéen, réservoir naturel assurant la permanence des écoulements des grands cours d’eau et, spécifiquement, évaluer les ressourc ...

Aide à la Gestion de Réservoirs Multi-objectifs dans le Bassin du Fleuve Sénégal L’objectif global est d’étudier l’évolution des besoins (population, irrigation, changement climatique) en eau et comment satisfaire ces besoins avec des options alternatives d’aménagement (compromis). Le ...

Evaluation biophysique de la dégradation des terres dans le Delta du Fleuve Sénégal et Plan d’action de lutte L’objectif général du projet est de contribuer à la protection des écosystèmes du Delta et a l’amélioration des conditions de vie des communautés à travers l’identification et ...

Renforcement de la gestion durable des ressources naturelles dans le Cercle de Bafoulabé Le projet « Renforcement de la gestion durable des ressources naturelles dans le Cercle de Bafoulabé » s’est étalé sur une durée de 8 mois.

Projet d'Appui à la Gestion Participative des Ressources Naturelles dans le Fouta Djalon L’Objectif Général du projet prévoit de « Renforcer l’engagement des populations du sous bassin versant du fleuve Bafing dans la gestion durable des ressources naturelles ».

Access to energy services is a priority for sustainable economic development, especially in rural areas, where small- and medium-sized enterprises have many difficulties in accessing reliabl

This report summarizes the main findings of the different activities that the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission and the different partner institutions are conducting within the framework of the Water Energy Food Ecosystem nexus analysis in sub-Saharan Africa.

Biomass is the major source of energy in most developing countries. However, there are concerns about the sustainability of biomass supplies and the environmental impacts resulting from their use. Use of residues could contribute to ensuring sustainable supply of biomass energy.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are emphatic on the role of energy for development, with a target to ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services to about 1.3 billion people without electricity access, and to increase substantially the share of re ...

Assessment of biomass residue availability and bioenergy yields in Ghana

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Finally, four Annexes (135-139) are available in the folder entitled Risk Mapping and E-Readiness Survey.

The reports on the Impact and the Monitoring & Evaluation undertaken by two external consultants can be found in Annexes 133 and 134. The importance of Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) as well as Impact Study were recognized during the implementation phase of the project. ...

Concerning WANWATCE, Phase I deliverables are provided in Annexes 112-118 from Burkina Faso, Ghana, the two CoEs in Nigeria (NWRI, UNIBEN) and Senegal. These reports correspond to the Desk-study assessments as well as National Frameworks for each country.

Annexes 74-81 correspond to deliverables from CEANWATCE with the relevant reports from the following countries: Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Uganda.

Concerning WANWATCE, Phase I deliverables are provided in Annexes 112-118 from Burkina Faso, Ghana, the two CoEs in Nigeria (NWRI, UNIBEN) and Senegal. These reports correspond to the Desk-study assessments as well as National Frameworks for each country.

The report summarizes the key ACEWATER2 project scientific achievements of the activities implemented by the African CoEs (Centers of Excellence), supporting Institutions, leading experts and the JRC. The outcomes of few ongoing research projects at JRC complements the overall framewor ...