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Angololo water resources development project (KE-UG)

The Sio, Malaba and Malakisi rivers drain two adjacent catchments in the transboundary area between Kenya and Uganda. In these territories the recourse to poor agricultural practices has led to environmental degradation mostly in terms of water quality (shortage, pollution, etc). In addition to this situation, critical issues arising from Climate change effects are more and more noticeable on [...]

Sustainable water supply and sanitation program (KE)

The Government of Kenya has received financing from the African Development Fund to support the Kenya Sustainable Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Programme. The program aim at contributing to the quality health of life and reducing poverty levels of the population of Kenya through the provision of water and sanitation services on a sustainable basis. The main objective of [...]

Lilongwe water and sanitation project (MW)

The Consultancy Services for Determining Environmental and Social Flow Requirements in Lilongwe River Catchment  - Lilongwe Water and Sanitation Project (LWSP) aim to increase coverage access to water supply and sanitation services to the residents of Lilongwe City (MW) through rehabilitation and expansion of water distribution systems, sanitation services, and facilities in the city. The specific objective of the [...]

Water resources management of Bovilla and Ulza reservoirs (AL)

The Bovilla reservoir (surface: 95 km², storage volume: 80 Mm³) supplies drinking water to Tirana (AK); the Ulza basin (surface: 1220 km², reservoir volume: 177 Mm³) allows for electricity production of 120 GWh/year. Bovilla and Ulza watersheds are vulnerable to climate change hazards, particularly droughts and floods. Bad land management practices have adversely affected natural ecosystems, community livelihoods, and [...]

Water resources management plan for the Pilcomayo river watershed (PY)

The Pilcomayo watershed covers about 290,000 km² in-between Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay, forming part of the Río de la Plata Basin. The Pilcomayo river is of primary socio-political importance, as its rapidly changing morphology due to high sedimentation rates with an average rate of 125 M tons every year, one of the highest amounts in the world, has caused [...]

Reducing the hydraulic risk in Abruzzo Region, Italy

The project is aimed at reducing the hydraulic risk in the city of Carsoli, located in Abruzzo Region in central Italy. Inside the city centre, the Vallemura and the Turano rivers were channelled into rectangular concrete riverbeds, with buildings placed on both sides, which leaves little room for upgrading solutions. Downtown, the confluence between the two watercourses is a [...]

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