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Groundwater productivity in Africa
Groundwater is the main water source for meeting growing demand for domestic and livestock rearing in rural, dispersed communities and small urban towns across…
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Basic facts and figures: all Africa
Despite Africa’s rapid urbanization trends, rural populations are also growing quickly. By 2030, an estimated 530 million people will be living in rural areas…
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Trends in agricultural fertilizer use per region for the period 2000-2016
Agricultural practices vary between the subregions in Africa. Many of the differences are related to the continent’s environmental diversity and its great range of…
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Industrial effluent management in African regions
Key practices of the wastewater management process include water conservation and water and wastewater quality monitoring (International Financial Cooperation [IFC] – World Bank [WB]…
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African and Asian least developed countries (LDCs): Trends in industrial sector composition (2000-2007) – Percentage contribution to GDP
Water is an important daily requirement for industrial processes, with the global industrial demand for water for the year 2017 estimated at 5.5 billion…
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Trends in wastewater reuse in selected countries
Wastewater effluent reuse (before or after treatment) varies significantly within Africa and is influenced by a number of factors such as the area’s aridity;…
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Comparison of faecal sludge and wastewater flows across African countries
Effluents from treatment plants and raw wastewater generated near water bodies such as rivers, lakes, oceans and seas are often discharged with or without…
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Visual presentation of existing household sanitation facilities in Africa
Improved sanitation facilities ensure that human excreta is hygienically separated from human contact, for example: cistern flush/pour flush (to piped sewer system, septic tank,…
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Emergency sanitation in the wake of disasters
Africa is vulnerable to a wide range of disasters and emergencies, some of which have forced largescale displacements. Emergencies lead to the displacement of…
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Pollution in the Murchison Bay, Lake Victoria
At 68,800 km2, Lake Victoria is Africa’s largest freshwater lake, whose shoreline is shared by the East African states of Kenya (6 per cent),…
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Urban expansion of Luanda over the last 3 decades
Luanda is one of Africa’s fastest growing cities, with an annual urbanization rate of 7 per cent. In 2016, the city’s population reached 7…
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Urban expansion of Addis Ababa over the last 3 decades
Addis Ababa is Ethiopia’s capital and largest city. The city’s population grew from an estimated 2.11 million in 1994 to 3.3 million in 2010…