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n the Sahel, a semi-arid region that runs the width of the African continent, watering holes and other underground sources have sustained nomadic peoples for centuries. Read more →
Sustaining the Sahel: Regional Basin Authorities and the IAEA Work Together - Interview with Jacob Tumbulto
In the Sahel, a semi-arid region that runs the width of the African continent, watering holes and other underground sources have sustained nomadic peoples for centuries. Read more →
Sustaining the Sahel: Regional Basin Authorities and the IAEA Work Together - Interview with Mohammed Danasabe Bila
In the Sahel, a semi-arid region that runs the width of the African continent, watering holes and other underground sources have sustained nomadic peoples for centuries. Read more →
Sustaining the Sahel: Regional Basin Authorities and the IAEA Work Together - Interview with Abdou Guero
In the Sahel, a semi-arid region that runs the width of the African continent, watering holes and other underground sources have sustained nomadic peoples for centuries. Read more →
Strengthening Cooperation for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Sahel Region
From building cities to raising healthy children, every facet of human development relies on the availability of potable water. Read more →
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