Titlebook: River Basin Development and Human Rights in Eastern Africa — A Policy Crossroads; Claudia J. Carr Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if appl

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,The Persistent Paradigm for ‘Modernizing’ River Basins: Institutions and Policies in Ethiopia,a policy could come into play without major questioning and challenge. The following is an effort to answer this question, by tracing the trajectory of the river basin development policy involving the Ethiopian state and international development forces—from its beginnings to the Gibe III dam. Citin

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The Seismic Threat to the Gibe III Dam: A Disaster in Waiting,f producing large magnitude, destructive earthquakes. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Regional Office for Central and East Africa estimates there is a 20?% risk of 7 or 8 magnitude earthquakes occurring within the next 50?years in the MER. Earthquakes of these

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Components of Catastrophe: Social and Environmental Consequences of Omo River Basin Development,imination of the Omo River annual flood—all essential to the survival of a half million residents of the lower Omo basin and the Lake Turkana region. These major changes would destroy the Omo riverine natural resource systems—eliminating ‘last resort’ grazing lands for livestock, flood recession agr

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