9.14 International Legal Regime of Asian and African Rivers (Ganga,

Niger, Nile, Danube, Koshi) The Ganga (the India-Bangladesh line): the Farakka Barrage dispute (the flow's diversion — the dry-season conflict) → the Ganges Treaty 1996 (the dry-season sharing's formula: the agreed flow's division by the schedule; the guarantee clause; the 30-year term — the data-based sharing's model). The Niger (the West-African model): the Niger Basin Authority (the nine states' basin organ — the navigation-and-the utilisation's joint management; the Act of Niamey line). The Nile (the oldest basin regime): the 1929-and-1959 agreements (the colonial-and-bilateral sharing — the Egypt-Sudan's division); the modern conflict (the upstream's challenge: the Ethiopia's dam era — the GERD dispute (the filling-and-operation's conflict — the negotiation's era); the Cooperative Framework Agreement (the Entebbe CFA — the upstream's counter-frame)); the basin's unresolved regime (the veto-vs-equity's contest). The Danube (the European model): 9.8's line (the navigation's commission + the basin's Sofia regime — the multilateral cooperation's mature form). The Koshi (the Nepal-India line): the 1954 agreement-and-1966 amendment (Unit 10's full treatment — the flood-and-power's bilateral regime).