Water and the Development of Africa
Past, Present, and Future
Kwadwo A. Sarfoh
The recent increasing demand for water by Africa’s growing population makes it clear that new water management strategies are necessary for the continent to benefit from sustained development. In the face of ongoing water shortages caused by reduced rainfall, frequent droughts, and global warming, new political and economic arrangements are essential to ensure cooperative use of available water resources. Kwadwo A. Sarfoh argues that such arrangements will inevitably bring peace to countries that share river basins.
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Sarfoh, Kwadwo Adomako, author. Water and the development of Africa: past, present, and future / Kwadwo A. Sarfoh. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Water resources development—Africa. 2. Water resources development—Africa—History. 3. Water use—Africa— History. 4. Water-supply—Africa. I. Title. HD1699.A1S36 333.910096—dc23 2015005819 ISBN 978-1-4331-2861-5 (hardcover) ISBN 978-1-4539-1578-3 (e-book)
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