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Water and benefit sharing in transboundary river basins

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Table 1.1: Types of cooperation and benefits generated in international river basins (as proposed by Sadoff and Grey (2002))
Figure 2.3: Piecewise linear approximation of the benefit to go function F t+1 .
Figure 2.5: Demand curve for ECO rule.
Figure 3.4: Eastern Nile River Basin, (a) Localization of hydropower infrastructure, (b) Topol- Topol-ogy of the system.
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