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• ASSESSMENT OF WATER HARVESTING TECHNOLOGY EFFECT ON DOWNSTREAM WATER AVAILABILITY USING (CASE OF ALABA SPECIAL WOREDA, ETHIOPIA. ASSESSMENT OF WATER HARVESTING TECHNOLOGY EFFECT ON DOWNSTREAM WATER AVAILABILITY USING SWAT MODEL, CASE OF ALABA SPECIAL WOREDA, ETHIOPIA. ASSESSMENT OF WATER HARVESTING TECHNOLOGY EFFECT ON DOWNSTREAM WATER AVAILABILITY USING CASE OF ALABA SPECIAL WOREDA, ETHIOPIA.) 

  Ayalkibet Mekonnen (ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, 2014-06)

  In hydrological cycle; there is many water-related human interventions that modify the natural systems. Rainwater harvesting is one such intervention that involves harnessing of water in the upstream . Community level ...
• Evaluation of Potential Hydrology and Water Resources Availability Catchment, Blue Nile River Basin, Ethiopia. Evaluation of Potential Impacts of Climate Change on the nd Water Resources Availability Catchment, Blue Nile River Basin, Ethiopia. Impacts of Climate Change on the nd Water Resources Availability of Didessa 

  SINTAYEHU LEGESSE GEBRE (ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, 2010-08)

  The study carried out in Didessa watershed, one of the largest tributary of Blue Nile River in terms of volume of water, which is situated in the south-west part of Abay river basin. Due to its great importance of the ...
• The Effectiveness and rural water supply projects: Acase studyof Awi zone, The Effectiveness and Sustainability of donor assisted rural water supply projects: Acase studyof Awi zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia Sustainability of donor assisted rural water supply projects: Acase studyof Awi zone, 

  BISHAW ANAGAW (ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, 2015-05)

  Worldwide, rural populations are far less likely to have access to clean drinking water than are urban ones. In many developing countries like Ethiopia, the current approach to rural water supply used of supply-driven, ...