Lake
Tanganyika
Basin
Water
Resources
Management

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Explore career opportunitiesThe IWRMD Plan will safeguard the basin’s water resources and establish a framework to improve the livelihood of people living in the basin. Lake Tanganyika is the second largest (by volume), second deepest, and longest freshwater lake in the world.
The objective of the project is to manage and develop the basin’s water resources for multi-sectorial needs through the promotion of equitable, efficient, environmentally-sound and socially-sustainable water resources development and management options.
SMEC undertook all required studies, consultations, modelling, and developing of decision support systems.