Kandadji contributes to Niger’s integrated approach to climate change

  • G. Almoustapha, B. Ousseini, A. Tiemogo and D.G. Goudou
  • Vol. 17 - Issue 6, 2010

The West African country of Niger, already prone to extreme floods and droughts, with devastating effects on the population, livestock and socio-economic development, is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This article discusses ways in which the country is facing these challenges, including the important role to be played by Kandadji dam.

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