Postcards from Ethiopia
Four stories reflecting on IWMI’s science, and how local farmers are adapting to unique water resource challenges.
WLE launches revamped website
The CGIAR Research Program on Water Land and Ecosystems (WLE), which is led by IWMI, has launched its new revamped website.
Groundwater access in Nepal
Under rural feudalism in Nepal, tenants are getting the short end of the stick.
Payday for India’s first ever “sunshine farmer”
Scheme could protect water reserves, boost incomes and guard against climate change.
Boosting Water Management in Sri Lanka
Hi-tech system aims to enhance monitoring of the country’s water resources.
Getting that ‘real time’ flow
A better way to collect, send and share water information in Pakistan.
Yoshi… Learning to research at IWMI
Yoshiaki Inada (Yoshi) was seconded to the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) by the Government of Japan, where he worked as a researcher from...
Coffee with a splash of green
In Vietnam, saving water isn’t just sustainable – it’s also profitable.
7th World Water Forum 2015
A team of IWMI experts is taking part in the World Water Forum (WWF) in Daegu & Gyeongbuk in South Korea.
The rise and fall of Onion Land?
Irrigation has proved profitable in Ethiopia, but unsustainable use could burst the bubble.
World Water Day 2015
Celebrate World Water Day with IWMI's success stories in an interactive map to reflect on 30 years of work across Africa and Asia.
Measurements for a virtual world or reality?
‘Water productivity’ and ‘water footprints’ have become mainstream. How can they really help?
Managing water and fertilizer for sustainable agricultural intensification
This book is a timely contribution as it cuts across the water and fertilizer sectors and summarizes the state-of-the-art knowledge on plant nutrition and water management and the challenges we face in achieving the food security component of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Big benefits in small spaces
Bangladeshi women find profit in new methods of vegetable cultivation and cattle rearing.
Technology alone is not a silver bullet
Storing water could help rural communities in Nepal, if socioeconomic factors are addressed.
Can Myanmar achieve food security?
The need for targeted investments to reduce poverty and regain preeminent agricultural position in the region.
Fishing for pro-poor solutions in India
New policies are needed to support small-scale fish farmers.
Getting more out of local knowledge
A series of public events put farmers at the heart of climate change discussions in Nepal.
Sustainable Development Goals Offer Unique Opportunity to Transform Management of Critical Water Resources
Targets that promote efficient, nationally and locally appropriate water use will be key to achieving the SDGs.