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  • The analysis finds that Rwanda's economy is highly vulnerable to water supply fluctuations and a heavy reliance on run-of-river hydropower. While the 'Vision 2050' growth trajectory would increase water demand by 1140%, the 'Water Resilient Vision 2050' (WRes2050) scenario suggests that combining a reduction in hydropower dependence (from 40% to 20%) with diversified supply- and demand-side interventions can maintain GDP growth while reducing water-related losses. Key recommendations include tripling water storage from 100 to 300 MCM, improving irrigation efficiency, and establishing Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES).

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    Themes: climate changewater securityhydropowerwater efficiencygroundwater recharge
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    wastewater treatment
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Policy brief

    Regions: Rwanda
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