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CGIAR Executive Managing Director Ismahane Elouafi and IWMI Director General Mark Smith met Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena.

Colombo must justify the renewal of its Ramsar Wetland City status this year. Has the city sufficiently utilized green infrastructure?

Climate change and water resilience a joint priority, as international research organization prepares to launch new strategy and mark 40-year anniversary.

This brand-new series explores solutions to some of the most pressing climate and health challenges.

The new application, supported by IWMI, includes information about Sri Lanka’s land use, quantity of paddy land, number of farmers, land cultivated in one season and available yield, and emergency agricultural information.

Building resilience to climate change and disasters requires bottom-up, community-led response.

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

IWMI's work in Sri Lanka has helped to restore marshes, enhance biodiversity and improve livelihoods in partnership with government departments and local communities.

IWMI addresses global food waste, emphasizes composting, animal feed, and partnerships to reduce waste, protect the environment, and ensure food security.

IWMI is deeply saddened by the passing of eminent Sri Lankan scientist Dr. Chris Panabokke.