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Assessments of water demands for the Juba and Shabelle Rivers in Somalia
Journal of Agriculture and Environment for International Development-JAEID
unpublished
Fresh water is one of the most challenging current and future natural resources issues in the most regions of Somalia. In addition, the twenty and more years of civil war in Somalia have destroyed most of the irrigation schemes, as well as institutional structures. But, the Somali national economy, social, environmental well-being and the food security mainly depend on Juba and Shabelle Rivers. These rivers are the only perennial and transboundary rivers in Somalia but two-thirds of the river
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