The Nile Basin Research Programme brings researchers together from across the Nile Basin and promotes cooperation in a fertile academic environment.
As a catalyst for new research initiatives, it supports cross-border cooperation and seeks to stimulate academic confidence through competence building.
NBRP is a guest research programme and a research component of the Nile Basin Initiative. It is aimed at senior researchers from the Nile Basin. The programme has its secretariat at the University of Bergen. It is officially supported by the governments of the region and is funded by the Norwegian Government.
NBRP serves as a framework for research on topics specifically relevant to the Nile Basin. This strategic, multidisciplinary research programme focuses on contested resources; climate dynamics; health; and socio-economic challenges. The research reflects regional priorities. NBRP targets post doctoral and senior researchers of regional institutions.
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Accolades for Terje Tvedt’s Book on the History of the Nile
Professor Tvedt’s latest book on the Nile has been enthusiastically received by critics, cementing the UiB professor’s position as an outstanding communicator.
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High Stakes in Water Negotiations Between Nile Basin Countries
On 6 December the Nile Basin Research Programme (NBRP) organised a seminar to highlight important developments in the ongoing negotiations about the apportionment of the Nile waters.
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2011: preparations and planning
The proposal for a second phase of NBRP (2012-2015) was submitted to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in May 2011. The rest of the year will be used for preparations.
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A comprehensive history of water
The pioneering History of Water series adds another volume: Water, Geopolitics and Collective Power in the New World Order.
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- Accolades for Terje Tvedt’s Book on the History of the Nile (17.01.2013)
- 2011: preparations and planning (29.08.2011)
- A comprehensive history of water (03.08.2011)
- 2010: A time for publishing (06.06.2011)