Cameroon–Nigeria transboundary basin

Target entity: Cameroon–Nigeria transboundary basin
Context triple: [Bénoué, locatedIn, Cameroon–Nigeria transboundary basin]

• A. Sanaga River basin
  The Sanaga River basin is the extensive watershed in Cameroon that collects and channels rainfall and tributary flows into the Sanaga River, the country’s largest river system and a key resource for hydropower, ecosystems, and local livelihoods.
• B. Bandama River basin
  The Bandama River basin is the largest river drainage system in Côte d'Ivoire, encompassing much of the country's central region and supporting agriculture, settlements, and hydropower.
• C. River Niger–Benue confluence
  The River Niger–Benue confluence is the major meeting point of Nigeria’s two largest rivers, forming a prominent inland water junction that has shaped the geography, trade, and settlement patterns of central Nigeria.
• D. Athi River basin
  The Athi River basin is a major drainage basin in Kenya that collects waters from rivers such as the Nairobi River and ultimately feeds into the Indian Ocean.
• E. Logone floodplain
  The Logone floodplain is an extensive seasonal wetland ecosystem in the Lake Chad Basin of Cameroon and Chad, known for its rich biodiversity, fisheries, and support of local pastoral and agricultural livelihoods.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cameroon–Nigeria transboundary basin
Target entity description: The Cameroon–Nigeria transboundary basin is a shared river basin spanning parts of Cameroon and Nigeria that includes major waterways such as the Bénoué River and supports significant regional ecosystems, agriculture, and livelihoods.

• A. Sanaga River basin
  The Sanaga River basin is the extensive watershed in Cameroon that collects and channels rainfall and tributary flows into the Sanaga River, the country’s largest river system and a key resource for hydropower, ecosystems, and local livelihoods.
• B. Bandama River basin
  The Bandama River basin is the largest river drainage system in Côte d'Ivoire, encompassing much of the country's central region and supporting agriculture, settlements, and hydropower.
• C. River Niger–Benue confluence
  The River Niger–Benue confluence is the major meeting point of Nigeria’s two largest rivers, forming a prominent inland water junction that has shaped the geography, trade, and settlement patterns of central Nigeria.
• D. Athi River basin
  The Athi River basin is a major drainage basin in Kenya that collects waters from rivers such as the Nairobi River and ultimately feeds into the Indian Ocean.
• E. Logone floodplain
  The Logone floodplain is an extensive seasonal wetland ecosystem in the Lake Chad Basin of Cameroon and Chad, known for its rich biodiversity, fisheries, and support of local pastoral and agricultural livelihoods.
• F. None of above. chosen