Complementing Water Supply through Rainwater Harvesting in Some Selected Villages of Sahel Savannah Ecological Zone in Borno State Northeastern Nigeria

  • Ishaku H
  • Abayomi A
  • Sahabo A
  • et al.
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Abstract

One of the greatest environmental challenges that confront rural communities in Nigeria especially in Borno state is scarcity of water supply. Rainwater harvesting can reduce over dependence on centralized piped water supply and checkmate climate change. This study in two rural communities determined the water per capita use, examined water sources and then estimated the amount of rainwater that can be harvested by households in these villages. The villages are Kukurpu and Yelwa Bam in Hawul local governme

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Ishaku, H. T., Abayomi, A. P., Sahabo, A. A., & Dama, F. M. (2013). Complementing Water Supply through Rainwater Harvesting in Some Selected Villages of Sahel Savannah Ecological Zone in Borno State Northeastern Nigeria. Journal of Water Resource and Protection, 05(02), 200–207. https://doi.org/10.4236/jwarp.2013.52021

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