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The Impact of Climate Change on Water Resource Availability in a Trans-Boundary Basin in West Africa: The Case of Sassandra

Naga Coulibaly    
Talnan Jean Honoré Coulibaly    
Ziyanda Mpakama and Issiaka Savané    

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