The Sahara's Water for Sustainable Development

This documentary on Water resources in the Sahara - North-western Sahara Aquifer System (Algeria, Libya and Tunisia), focuses on the farmers by showing through demonstration pilots, the main farming systems present in the SASS basin. The project SASS III aims to analyse and change the behaviour of water users in the SASS region to promote a more efficient and profitable irrigation. The “agricultural demonstration pilots” component enabled the assessment of the feasibility and applicability of the available technical and technological solutions to the major problems in the SASS region.
More details about the project and the “demonstration pilots” component , on the following links:
www.oss-online....
Portal: sass.oss-online...

[@zgl4372]

i wonder why not look to china? they have rice that grow in salt, if changing the flow back naturally the rice can remove the salt as it pass this will help grow the plants then the water movement can continue without use of excessive machine?

[@evelynhenri6982]

this is so interesting ..thank you

[@johnmoore8016]

It sad that some of the better off countries couldn't come up with a cheap was of makeing good drinking water from salty water that can be used for water form farming in areas like the one in the video

[@amyza67]

good improofment...nice

[@WadcaWymiaru]

Weak. Look this:
ruclips.net/video/F2DLQw1K9Ms/видео.html - Rechsand-Turing sand into gold
ruclips.net/video/b6ov65o8ZFQ/видео.html - Desert turns into oasis: China's new technology

[@anajuliaferreirasolamini4216]

Não entendi nada, mas gostei da plantação no deserto.

[@ciceroaraujo5183]

eu posso traduzir tudo para vc vivo no Texas me adiciona no what's up meu fone e "[phone]"

[@mikeaman2008]

Mono-cropping is not sustainable in a desert environment. The Government should look into large scale land reclamation projects to restore the land and induce natural rainfall to recharge ground water. China has shown that it can be done.

[@niko-laus]

what happened to the great man-made river made by Gaddafi a great African leader

[@steveturpin4242]

Computer voice...too hard to listen to..?

[@yallowrosa]

renewable water resources ?
they are using fossil water, which is a non-renewable
they are mostly wasting this finite and precious water in irrational ways

[@seeker119]

What accent is this, I can barely understand what u saying

[@gaz2863]

arabic