Africa’s transboundary basins, rivers, lakes and aquifers provide fresh water to more than 1 billion people. These water sources are vital for agriculture, energy, industry, drinking water, fishing, transportation, biodiversity...
The European Commission Directorate-General for International Partnerships is promoting two Team Europe Initiatives to enhance transboundary water management in Africa and Central Asia. Click the links below to learn more about...
The Lake Tanganyika Water Management ( LATAWAMA) regional project has been a pivotal element of the TEI on Transboundary Water Management in Africa. The Lake Tanganyika Authority, the EU and ENABEL have synergized their efforts to...
The United Republic of Tanzania, which shares seven out of its nine river/lake basins with neighboring countries, is taking an important step towards stronger cross-border cooperation for sustainable water management by advancing...
Cameroon became the 47 th Party to the United Nations Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Water Convention). This is an important step for the wider region, as Cameroon...
We welcome you to the third quarterly edition of the Cooperation in International Waters in Africa Program (CIWA) Bulletin. You will learn about inspiring efforts that are underway on transboundary water cooperation in Africa...
