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Water resources in Sudan |
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by Razaan ABAKAR | 28-04-2017 22:48
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Water resources in Sudan are rather limited despite the fact that they are comprised of Rainfall, Surface flows and Groundwater. 1.Surface Water a. Nilotic water: Blue Nile and tributaries Dinder and Rahad White Nile and tributaries . Main Nile and Atbara River. Mean Annual discharge 84 milliard meter cube, Sudan share due t Nile water Agreement (1959) between Egypt and Sudan 18.5 milliard meter cube. b. Non-Nilotic water: Represented by all other water sources that not involved in the Nile system. The average annual yield of the Non-Nilotic streams is estimated at about 7 milliard meter cube of which 5 milliard meter cube are internally produced. 2. Rainfall: Annual rainfall: 25 mm in the extreme dry north to over 700 mm in the tropical rain forest of the south. General annual average 416 mm. Annual quantity 1000 BCM. In the last 30 years annual rainfall decreased about 10 mm in the north and 100 mm in the southern portion. 3. Ground water: Main water supply source for drinking and domestic use for more than 80% of the human population and their livestock in the country. Found in about 50% of the country area Depth ranges from 40 to 400 m. Ground Water Basins: Nubian basin, Umm Rawaba basin, Nubian Basalt Basin and Alluvial basins 4. Non-conventional water resources Desalinization in Port Sudan and sewage treatment and some parts of Khartoum are of limited use. In the future there is a good potential for the development of these alternative sources. |
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thanks for sharing
Posted 06-02-2018 22:25
good report
Posted 06-02-2018 22:24
@daon, thank you. Protection from wastewater also required
Posted 01-05-2017 01:50
@Cheonghan, Thank you alot, actually we do not have a clean water, despite the Nile River which is must be clean water resource but as I mentioned it in the in water pollution report it is polluted by many factors.
And I took those pictures from internet &#128513
Posted 01-05-2017 01:42
Hi Razaan! Thanks for informing us about Sudan's water sources. It was really well written and easy to understand:)
Sudan depends highly on ground water source! Protecting ground water from pollutants such as pestisides and fertilizers grom the agriculture, which can be absorbed by the soil and spoil ground water, should be a top priority. Thanks for sharing again!
Posted 30-04-2017 22:31
Razaan, thank you for your report. Well organized information about Sudan's water resources. So how is the water there? How much is polluted and how much is clean? What are some major issues with water pollution? By the way, did you take the pictures by yourself? They are fabulous.
Posted 30-04-2017 11:43
@Prakriti, thank you alot.
Posted 29-04-2017 02:08
You shared really a new things about Sudan, hope the limited water resource over there get a proper utilize.
thanks for this wonderful report and my best wishes to you in saving your diamond worth water resource neat and clean.
Posted 29-04-2017 01:58