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• TITLE: Exploring the Cornerstone Factors That Cause Water Scarcity in Some Parts of Africa, Possible Adaptation Strategies and Quest for Food Security

  AUTHORS: Sharmaarke Abdi Musse

  KEYWORDS: Agriculture, Africa, Food Security, Water Management, Water Scarcity

  JOURNAL NAME: Agricultural Sciences, Vol.12 No.6, June 29, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Water scarcity is significantly increasing water stress in Africa and some parts of the world. This is due to human-induced factors such as climate change, human population increase that raises demand for food availability, and put great changes on land use which results in changes of hydrological mechanics and water availability as a whole. The investigation of this paper was based on a literature review and the examination of water scarcity in different African regions, and the major factors that result in this menace. Some possible strategies that can be employed to manage water scarcity at the domestic and national levels in the agricultural sector were described in this paper.