The Ethiopian government is ploughing up to 15% of her GDP into large-scale
infrastructure development projects - will this kick start a renewed period of
fast growth and development? The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will be the
largest hydroelectric power plant in Africa when completed, delivering 6,000MW.
The cost and the potential impact of diverting the Blue Nile have created
controversy in the region. This FT video looks at some of the issues.
This BBC
news resource is also useful: The dam that divides Ethiopians
Another useful clip:
Related past essay question:
Evaluate four ways in which economic growth and development might be
promoted in developing countries. (30 Marks)
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