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Map of the Chad Basin showing the study area in the south western part (From Schneider, 1989).

Map of the Chad Basin showing the study area in the south western part (From Schneider, 1989).

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Figure 4: Map of the Chad Basin showing the study area in the south...
Figure 5: Geological cross section of the Chad Formation with the three...
Figure 6: Map of study area showing the drainage network and major towns.
Figure 7: The Main region of the Normal Lake Chad showing the decrease...
+12 Figure 8: Tri-linear plot of major cations in surface waters, evaporite...
 Project 1: Water Availability and Management in the Lake Chad.  Project 2: Recession of Lake Chad and its Impact on the Socio-economic Activities in the Chad Basin.  Project 3: Lake Chad Ground Water Modelling.  Project 4: Security Threats and Conflict Resolution Mechanisms within the Lake Chad Basin.  Project 5: Inter-basin Water Transfer from Congo Basin to Lake Chad.  Project 6: Public Awareness and Enlightenment Campaigns on the Problems Associated with the Drying of Lake Chad.
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PROJECT I: WATER AVAILABILITY AND MANAGEMENT (WAM) IN THE LAKE CHAD The current understanding in the principles of water allocation in the Lake Chad area revolves around the social theories of justice, equity and fairness. The social theory that has been developed for decades has not been properly integrated into decision-making processes for shari...
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... Chad basin is the largest area of inland drainage basin in Africa (Fig. 4), covering an area of 2,434,000 km 2 (UNEP 2004). The Nigerian sector constitute about 7% of the Chad basin (UNEP 2004) and this area falls within the semi-arid region of Nigeria with average annual rainfall generally below 500 mm and evapotranspiration in excess of 2000 mm. Topographically the area is a monotonous plain, tilted towards ...
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... and Niger are both in the 10 most water impoverished countries of the world, with Niger being rated the second lowest (UNEP, 2003). Figure 14 below shows the mean monthly river flows for river Yobe from 1963-68 between Gashua and Yau. The difference between the values of discharge in each gauging station gives an idea on the volume of flow per km; hence, the river coefficient could be 1963 1965 1967 1969 1971 1973 1975 1977 1979 1981 1983 figure shows that the discharge at Yau is small compared to that at either Geidam or Gashua. ...