This publication launched on February 22, 2019 at the 20^th anniversary of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI), outlines the evolution and development of the organization in the last 20 years (February 1999 – February 2019) and what lessons can be drawn to feed into future cooperation. It shows the range and complexity of the programmers and activities undertaken over the years as well as some of the major outcomes. It points out that whilst much has been achieved, the NBI still has a long journey ahead.

The publication also attempts to show why the NBI is critical for the Nile to survive as one system that can benefit all; and what real collective action can and does achieve. Looking back over 20 years, this paper identifies successes and challenges along the way. Has the NBI succeeded in its mission? What has been accomplished and what still needs to be done? Expectation levels at its launch were very high and there was the anticipation of major investment flows into the basin. Some 20 years later, much has changed both within and beyond the basin. Whilst much has been achieved, the NBI still has a long journey ahead.

Burundi Investment Benefits from the Nile Cooperation

Lakes Edward and Albert Patrols Standard Operating Procedures ENG

Lakes Edward and Albert Patrols Standard Operating Procedures_FRENCH

Mara eFlow Policy Brief NELSAP GIZ April 2020

This annual report provides an overview of events covering the period July 2017 – June 2018. It consists of statements from NBI leadership as well as management and provides a brief about NBI and its mandate. The report also highlights progress and achievements during the reporting period and provides show cases. The report also provides the financial report for the year 2017/2018. 

NBI Corporate Report 2019

NBI Corporate Report 2019

Tanzania Investment Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation 

Sudan Republic Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

Tanzania Investment Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation 

Burundi Investment Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation 

Rwanda Investment Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

Kenya Investment Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

DRC Investment Benefits from NBI Cooperation May 2020

South Sudan Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

Ethiopia Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

Egypt Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

Uganda Investment Benefits from the Nile Basin Cooperation

The Sio-Malaba-Malakisi sub-basin with a population of 4 million people is endowed with abundant natural resources which present tremend ous potential for social economic development. The catchments encompasses a wide variety of ecosystems including lakes, rivers, forests, game reserves, and national parks that are home to a rich variety of fauna and flora of high touristy value.

NELSAP Program Brief October 2019

NELIP Program Brief April 2020

Akanyaru Multipurpose Water Resources Project Brief March 2020 

Tanzania Investment Benefits from the Nile Cooperation

Lakes Edward & Albert Integrated Fisheries and Water Resources Management Project (LEAFII) 

Project Brief - Angololo Water Resource Project_March 2020 

Project Brief-Regional Rusumo Falls Hydro-Electric Project Jan 2020 

NELSAP Capacity Development Project AFD AERMC Support APRIL 2020 FIN

LEAF PROJECT BRIEF ENG March 2020