Towards a cooperative use of the Nile:<i>A legal perspective</i>

Dagne, Nebiyou; Mulugeta, Daniel; Kaihara, Kentaro

doi:10.1080/09557579908400258

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“…Foulds (2002) similarly notes that the NBI will never fully realize its goals of a shared vision or regional cooperation without NGO participation and the resolution of Nile basin issues. Brunnee and Toope (2002); Laki (1998); Dagne et al (1999);Swain (2002);and Waterbury (2002), have addressed the question as to whether the NBI could be better enhanced by focusing on a sub-basin approach, or on basin-wide cooperation. Dagne et al in their article, "Towards a Cooperative Use of the Nile" (1999), have proposed a focus on a sub-basin level, in order to lay a firm foundation for future basin-wide cooperation.…”

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Nile Basin Cooperation: A Review of the Literature

Hoag¹,

Mohamoda²

2003

The International Journal of African Historical Studies

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Nile Basin Cooperation: A Review of the Literature

Hoag¹,

Mohamoda²

2003

The International Journal of African Historical Studies

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The Nile River Basin Initiative: Too Many Cooks, Too Little Broth

Swain¹

2002

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Hydropolitics in the Nile River Basin have been dominated by Egypt, which has developed its water-related infrastructure unilaterally. As a result of Egypt's policies, relations with both Ethiopia and Sudan have deteriorated over time, increasing the potential for contentious issues to escalate into conflict. Recent population and agricultural trends have only further exacerbated already tense relations. The challenge lies in cooperation. Basinwide initiatives have been attempted, but, until recently, have largely failed. The most recent Nile Basin Initiative holds the strongest potential for establishing a basinwide framework for cooperation. Nevertheless, a subbasin model would be more appropriate and effective because it would diffuse existing tensions first without jeopardizing basinwide cooperation prematurely.

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Double-edged hydropolitics on the Nile: Linkages between domestic water policy making and transboundary conflict and cooperation

Luzi¹

2008

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Towards a cooperative use of the Nile:A legal perspective

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Nile Basin Cooperation: A Review of the Literature

Nile Basin Cooperation: A Review of the Literature

The Nile River Basin Initiative: Too Many Cooks, Too Little Broth

Double-edged hydropolitics on the Nile: Linkages between domestic water policy making and transboundary conflict and cooperation

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