Abstract
Hydrogeological knowledge is vital for developing sustainable groundwater supplies globally. This is particularly true for the underpinning data from basement complex areas, such as those in Liberia, with complex hydrogeology and where past political instability has led to information and knowledge loss. The Authors are therefore appreciative of the attention paid to their paper (Elster et al. 2014) by the Discussers (Beeson & Jones) and welcome the opportunity it provides for discussion on this important topic. In Liberia, Action Contre la Faim (ACF) works in a consortium with Concern Worldwide, Oxfam GB, Solidarites and Tearfund. As intimated by Beeson & Jones, these organizations were not able to provide details of any previous work they or others …
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