Large dams and small people : management of an African river.

Authors

Andrew J. Horowitz
Institute for Development Anthropology

Document Type

Video

Publication Date

1993

Keywords

Dams -- Senegal River, Senegal River Valley -- Economic conditions, Sustainable development -- Senegal River Valley

Abstract

Video shows how the dams constructed on the Senegal river between Senegal, Mauritania, and Mali have adversely affected the people and the environment. Researchers believe that a controlled annual release of water would be of benefit to the floodplain and the people.

Comments

Digitized from the VHS. Binghamton University Library catalog record

Publisher Attribution

Publisher - Binghamton, NY : Institute for Development Anthropology

Producer/director/writer - Michael M. Horowitz 

Camera - Judy A. Benjamin ... et al.

Editor - Stephen Greitzer ; music, Baaba Maal

Recommended Citation

Horowitz, Andrew J. and Institute for Development Anthropology, "Large dams and small people : management of an African river." (1993). Institute for Development Anthropology Papers. 86.
https://orb.binghamton.edu/ida/86