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New IWMI report documents and analyzes the implementation of public hearings and public audits in water service delivery.

Through the FLAIR project in the Lake Tana sub-basin, IWMI is supporting the way data is generated by measuring water diversions at selected schemes.

CGIAR’s new ambitions are defined by a set of impact areas, with water – and therefore water systems science – at the heart of each. 

A recent study by IWMI provides important insights for efforts to expand farmer-led groundwater irrigation (including solar irrigation pumps) in Ethiopia.

This World Population Day, we explore how refugees can develop resilience with water.

Data-driven tools are helping solar irrigation companies target their products and services to the right people, in the right way.

Developing business models that governments and the private sector take seriously, so that better use of water can lead to better nutrition, health and food security.

New IWMI findings suggest that adaptive management, a structured approach to decision-making in the face of uncertainty, can help achieve sustainable agricultural transformation.

Even in countries where gender norms prevail, women have, and will continue to, forge a path to leadership. With support from organisations like the CGIAR and IWMI, we can continue to equip both men and women with the knowledge and tools to lead.

Often, migration is a development problem being solved by people using their own agency, and this should be better reflected in policy responses at all levels.