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ABSTRACT
Aspects and Indicators of Water Resources in The Nile Basin Countries
Olivia El-Sayed Saleh, Mohamed Mohamed El – Mahy, Sameh Mohamed Hassan Shehab, Yasmin Mohamed
Mahmoud Zaki
This research objective to evaluation the present 2- The water stress was less than about 10%, Except
situations for Water Security in the Nile Basin Sudan and Egypt are, 42.78%, 119.20%,
Countries, Has been used descriptive economical and respectively.
statistical methods, Research has relied on secondary 3- The dependency of Water was reached to12.75% in
data in achieving its objectives, in particular Food and Tanzania, to reach a maximum in Egypt, about
Agriculture Organization (FAO), (FAOSTAT) of the 96.86% its means very high level of risk and water
United Nations. challenges foreign .while the both of Ethiopia, and
The most important results of the research are: Rwanda hasn't a dependency of Water.
1- Available water in the Nile Basin Countries was Study Recommendation:
about 1748.11Milliard m3, the total amount of used The research recommends the importance of
water was about 111.12 Milliard m3, a portion of programs, projects, integration, and economic
agriculture sector was about 65% in most of the cooperation, agriculture and water between the Nile
Nile Basin Countries, and the average of individual Basin Countries, and rational water consumption.
from available water was less than 1000 m3 in .
Rwanda, Kenya, Egypt, respectively.