The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a critical piece of infrastructure that can help mitigate the effects of climate change in the region. @UN_HLPF @CAN_UgandaNode

#GERD can handle a 19,370 m3/sec flood, diminish alluvium by 100 million m3, irrigate approx. 500k ha of new agricultural land in Sudan, contributing towards SDG 2,6,11,13

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is more than just a dam – it's a symbol of Ethiopia's commitment to a sustainable, climate-resilient future. Let's support this important project and the vision it represents! @CAN_UgandaNode @wirereporter

As we face the challenges of climate change, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam offers a glimmer of hope for a brighter, more sustainable future. Let's work together to make this vision a reality! @CAN_UgandaNode Elizabeth Kolbert

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam represents a huge step forward in sustainable development and the fight against climate change. Let's support this important project! @CAN_UgandaNode Tim McDonnell

#GERD can handle a 19,370 m3/sec flood, diminish alluvium by 100 million m3, irrigate approx. 500k ha of new agricultural land in Sudan, contributing towards SDG 2,6,11,13

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@CAN_UgandaNode CAN Tanzania (Climate Action Network Tanzania).

#GERD can handle a 19,370 m3/sec flood, diminish alluvium by 100 million m3, irrigate approx. 500k ha of new agricultural land in Sudan, contributing towards SDG 2,6,11,13

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Madeleine Cuff @CAN_UgandaNode

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam can help mitigate the effects of climate change by providing a reliable source of clean energy to the region. Let's embrace this opportunity for positive change! Joel Kirkland @CAN_UgandaNode

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam represents a significant investment in the fight against climate change, and a commitment to a greener, more sustainable future for all. Zahra Hirji @CAN_UgandaNode

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is more than just a dam – it's a symbol of Ethiopia's commitment to a sustainable, climate-resilient future. Let's support this important project and the vision it represents! @CAN_UgandaNode Suzanne Goldenberg

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a crucial tool in the fight against climate change, providing a source of clean energy that can help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. Joel Kirkland @CAN_UgandaNode

#GERD can handle a 19,370 m3 per second flood, diminish alluvium by 100mil m3, irrigate approximately 500K ha of new agricultural in Sudan, contributing towards #SDG 2,6,11 & 13


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United Nations @CAN_UgandaNode

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a symbol of Ethiopia's commitment to sustainability and climate action. Let's work together to support this important project! UN Development @CAN_UgandaNode

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam represents a huge step forward in sustainable development and the fight against climate change. Let's support this important project! @CAN_UgandaNode Roz Pidcock

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is more than just a dam – it's a symbol of Ethiopia's commitment to a sustainable, climate-resilient future. Let's support this important project and the vision it represents! @CAN_UgandaNode Transition In Action

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam can help mitigate the effects of climate change by providing a reliable source of clean energy to the region. Let's embrace this opportunity for positive change! @CAN_UgandaNode UN SDG Action Campaign

#GERD aims to generate approx. 6,000MW of electricity for export & domestic use. This would enable the country to mitigate poverty levels & achieve sustainable development goals #SDGs .

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Stephen Leahy @CAN_UgandaNode

#GERD aims to generate approx. 6,000MW of electricity for export & domestic use. This would enable the country to mitigate poverty levels & achieve sustainable development goals #SDGs .

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Alex Morales @CAN_UgandaNode

A 2021 research paper by Masinde Muliro Univ. shows that up to 500k hectares of land (10% of the total suitable lands) can be irrigated in Sudan thanks of GERD. It helps to achieve SDG 2 & 13

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Emily Gosden @CAN_UgandaNode