Inclusive landscape management
The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) promotes stakeholder engagement in the co-deign of an inclusive management plan for landscape with
How can water security empower refugee and host communities?
How reforming water system governance in Ethiopia’s Somali Region refugee and host communities will empower long-term adaptation to climate change
Solve water problems alongside food, energy: World Water Council
Rachael McDonnell said that matters related to water play an important role across sectors, including food, at the World Water
Mainstreaming gender in participatory irrigation management: Why does empowerment matter?
Tanusree Paul and Naga Velpuri call for investing in interventions to strengthen women’s capabilities and participation in water governance.
Migration, displacement and water-related challenges in Adamawa State, Nigeria
Findings from a survey of 400 households in 20 communities show the strain on water and other resources.
The power of rapid game design
Rapid Game Design offers a novel approach to multistakeholder dialogue by harnessing the power of gamification of complex issues.
Using Rapid Game Design for Zambia’s Lower Kafue Basin challenges
Achieving a balance between social and economic development and environmental conservation requires innovative approaches.
March-April research journal roundup
Read our roundup of IWMI’s work in April and March 2024.
Atal Bhujal Yojana: Bridging ambition with reality
Archisman Mitra, Suchiradipta Bhattacharjee and Garima Taneja discuss community engagement in the ABY groundwater management scheme.
Why invest in a circular bioeconomy in Ethiopia?
There are many advantages to a circular bioeconomy including helping to address critical challenges to food security and resource management.
Why unifying behind anticipatory action in fragile settings should be a priority for the humanitarian sector
Early actions in fragile and conflict-affected settings should prioritize the needs of displaced communities and employ the humanitarian principles of
Digital twins
A technology pioneered in space exploration is now being used to manage product life cycles, smart cities, and river basins.
Floods in Kenya underscore urgent need for anticipatory action in disaster situations
Holistic, integrated planning across sectors is vital to ensure disaster response is timely and effective.
Episode 7: Egypt’s Policy Pathways
Join us in Egypt for the final stop on the Policy Pathways world tour! This week, we delve deep into
First edition of Salinity Magazine looks at saline agriculture
The publication is a collaboration between the Netherlands Food Partnership (NFP) and the Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP) together with the
Creating a roadmap in the Songwe to unlock its potential
In the face of multiple challenges, collaborative efforts are essential to navigate the complexities of sustainable basin management.
ECOWAS, IWMI call for efficient water resources management
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and IWMI seek to work together to address the challenges of water
Hydropower: Can it hold up against climate change?
Matthew McCartney comments on the stabilizing role of hydropower in building resilience to drought.
IWMI launches the Climate Smart Governance dashboard in Sri Lanka
The dashboard will support policy makers with timely climate adaptation interventions.
IWMI, GIDA sign MoU to boost irrigation farming
IWMI and the Ghana Irrigation Development Authority (GIDA) enter into a five-year agreement aimed at significantly transforming the irrigation system
Greening gray infrastructure: uncovering the complexity of Nature-based Solutions
Nature-based Solutions (NbS) are a hot topic in environment and landscape planning networks. But are they a silver bullet for
Water security takes center stage in anticipatory action
IWMI partners with the Anticipation Hub to advance water security in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
The hidden crisis of disaster displacement and host community struggles in rural areas of Pakistan
Two years on from the devasting floods that submerged a third of the country, killing more than 1,700 and impacting
IWMI to expand groundbreaking Africa earth observation project
New grant will enable expanded scope and collaboration and make actionable water information accessible to governments and other groups.
