Enhancing community well-being in African drylands through technology-based solutions in the water–energy–food–ecosystems nexus

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environment and energyclimate

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paper

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M. M. A.

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Roy

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This review emphasizes the potential of WEFE technologies in addressing challenges in African drylands, including water scarcity, energy access, and food shortages. It also delves into comprehensive research and approaches for enhancing community well-being and resource sustainability.

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