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New grant will enable expanded scope and collaboration and make actionable water information accessible to governments and other groups.

Earth observation platforms and data will support decision-makers in the management of flood and drought risk.

Through resource efficiency, circular design, water reuse, repair and recycling, African nations can customize their economic systems to maximize both social benefits and sustainability.

This International Women’s Day, we are looking at gender challenges and solutions for designing anticipatory action approaches in refugee and internally displaced persons hosting communities.

Inadequate infrastructure, together with rural and poor populations, makes Zambia highly vulnerable to droughts, according to the UN. But the drought monitoring system developed by IWMI helps to better prepare the country to cope with its impacts.

IWMI is collaborating on the development of financial solutions for post-extreme climatic events.

New appointments to strengthen IWMI's approach to sustainable solutions for water-related issues in Southern Africa.

Drought mapping technology and anticipatory action plans could help to manage disaster risk and mitigate the damage.  

In celebration of International Youth Day, IWMI and BongoHive hosted a Demonstration Day in partnership with the Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research in Africa (AICCRA) project in Zambia.

IWMI will further support its government partners in Zambia with flood damage assessment and aid recovery efforts, following the extreme flooding events across the country particularly in Southern, Central, Eastern and Lusaka provinces.