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In the past ten years a unique network has emerged in the Nile basin to support collaborative research among Nile water professionals:
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The river Nile is the longest river in the world shared by 10 countries in the Nile Basin: Burundi, Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda...
The NBCBN Network is focused on supporting a variety of research activities ranging from Cluster and Group (CoP) research, Integrated research Local action research, ,to Multi-disciplinary research. ....
NBCBN has been designed as an open regional network with nodes in each of the Nile basin countries .The nodes in it selves are again...
The Nile Basin Knowledge Map is a tool that provides an easy access to detailed information regarding water professionals in the Nile basin, organizations, projects, alumni,... etc. The knowledge map (KM) includes communication information of the Nile...

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Dear Friends of NBCBN,
The Nile is the longest river on earth. Although one would expect that countries and people sharing the same river would collaborate as much as possible to jointly use the precious resources in a sustainable and equitable way and to preserve the life all its riparians, history has shown the opposite.As pressure on the Nile resources is becoming increasingly manifest there is a growing overall consensus: it's time for a change. Good initiatives and steps have already been taken. But how can we contribute to accelerate this process?
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Dear Friends of NBCBN,
The Nile is the longest river on earth. Although one would expect that countries and people sharing the same river would collaborate as much as possible to jointly use the precious resources in a sustainable and equitable way and to preserve the life all its riparians, history has shown the opposite.As pressure on the Nile resources is becoming increasingly manifest there is a growing overall consensus: it's time for a change. Good initiatives and steps have already been taken. But how can we contribute to accelerate this process?
Nile Basin Capacity Building Network
Visiting Address : NBCBN-SEC Office
Hydraulics Research Institute
Postal Address : 13261 Delta Barrage, Cairo, Egypt
Email : nbcbn-sec@nbcbn.com
Tel : +2 02 - 42188252
Fax : +2 02 - 42188252
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