Social and environmental aspects of the Gurara water transfer project, Nigeria

  • I.E. Ekpo
  • Vol. 15 - Issue 6, 2008

In planning the construction of the major Gurara Water Transfer Project, all likely social, cultural impediments which could have affected the project negatively were addressed thoroughly, with a view to enhancing the socio-economic progress of the local people.

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Social and environmental aspects of the Gurara water transfer project, Nigeria
  • Vol. 15 - Issue 6, 2008

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