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Urban farming at the Town Hall of Colombo, Sri Lanka. Photo: IWMI

Urban agriculture during economic crisis: Lessons from Cuba, Sri Lanka and...

How low-cost measures can help to reduce an urban food crisis. 

IWMI at World Water Week 2020

Water and Climate Change: Accelerating Action

IWMI at World Water Week 2018

Water, ecosystems and human development.

Saving the world’s wetlands

Under the WETWIN project, researchers looked at issues in seven wetlands from Africa, Europe and South America.
World Water Day 2017 logo

IWMI at World Water Week 2012

New study shows potential for food security, IWMI receives the 2012 Stockholm Water Prize, and more!
IWMI Director General Colin Chartres (left) received the 2012 Stockholm Water Prize on August 30 from the hands of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. Photo: Cecilia Österberg/Exray

IWMI wins world’s most prestigious prize for water research

Stockholm Water Prize recognizes contributions to food security, economic development and environmental health around the world
David Molden (third from left) shows the diploma for the CGIAR Outstanding Scientist of the Year award, during the Global Conference on Agricultural Research for Development in Montpellier, France, on March 29, 2010. Photo: CGIAR.

David Molden receives CGIAR award for Outstanding Scientist

"Agriculture is both the cause and solution to many of the world's water problems," he stated.
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