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    FOCUS: To Produce A Case Study of The River Nile As

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    The document outlines a case study of the River Nile, which is an internationally shared water resource between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt that has been a source of conflict. It discusses what each country stands to gain and lose from their role in resolving the conflict over use of the Nile's water. Specifically, it will examine the perspectives and stances of Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt, as well as provide useful facts about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project, as they all attempt to find a resolution to this long-standing issue.

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    The document outlines a case study of the River Nile, which is an internationally shared water resource between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt that has been a source of conflict. It discusses what each country stands to gain and lose from their role in resolving the conflict over use of the Nile's water. Specifically, it will examine the perspectives and stances of Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt, as well as provide useful facts about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project, as they all attempt to find a resolution to this long-standing issue.

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    The document outlines a case study of the River Nile, which is an internationally shared water resource between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt that has been a source of conflict. It discusses what each country stands to gain and lose from their role in resolving the conflict over use of the Nile's water. Specifically, it will examine the perspectives and stances of Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt, as well as provide useful facts about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project, as they all attempt to find a resolution to this long-standing issue.

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    FOCUS: To Produce A Case Study of The River Nile As

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    The document outlines a case study of the River Nile, which is an internationally shared water resource between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt that has been a source of conflict. It discusses what each country stands to gain and lose from their role in resolving the conflict over use of the Nile's water. Specifically, it will examine the perspectives and stances of Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt, as well as provide useful facts about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project, as they all attempt to find a resolution to this long-standing issue.

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    FOCUS: to produce a case study of the River Nile as Ethiopia

    What do they stand to gain? What do they stand to lose?


    an internationally shared water resource that is a
    source of conflict and the role of different
    stakeholders in attempting to find a resolution.
    What is the conflict?

    The role of Ethiopia in attempting to find a resolution

    Useful facts about the


    River Nile
    Sudan
    What do they stand to gain? What do they stand to lose?

    The role of Sudan in attempting to find a resolution

    Useful facts about the


    Grand Ethiopian
    Egypt
    Renaissance Dam Project What do they stand to gain? What do they stand to lose?

    The role of Egypt in attempting to find a resolution

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