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27.10.22
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Water storage, both built and natural, can be managed to address competing water demands for food and energy production while sustaining healthy ecosystems.
The post Enhancing the benefits of integrated water storage management in Ethiopia’s Tana-Beles sub-basin first appeared on International Water Management Institute (IWMI).
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