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There is growing concern that most hydroelectric dams undermine regulations requiring a minimum 10 percent E-flow to sustain local ecosystems.

Data imbalance can lead to the exclusion of women farmers in policy design and contribute to inequity in economic progress.

The solutions foster adaptation to changing climate conditions and protect biodiversity and freshwater ecosystems within and across boundaries.

Strategy 2024–2030 sets course for the next stage of the organization’s research and innovation journey.

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

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

IWMI researchers comment on the importance of preserving Colombo's wetland ecosystem as the city becomes more vulnerable to flooding.

The Groundwater Management Information System (GMIS) can help in developing water policies and better water management practices.

Manohara Khadka and Sumitra KC on how entrenched systems and outdated norms continue to hinder Nepal's new generation of women leaders.