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Holes in the ground can protect crops from flooding, so why don’t more Indian farmers use them?

Untreated wastewater often carries pathogens and other dangerous toxins, but many farmers continue to use this water for irrigation because it is the only source available to them.

Tushaar Shah made a presentation to a group of 26 Members of Indian Parliament on the central government's core irrigation scheme.

How one Indian state is leading the way on farm water supply.

Innovation in water-use can build community resilience

Scheme could protect water reserves, boost incomes and guard against climate change.

New policies are needed to support small-scale fish farmers.

New Delhi, 8 June. The recently elected Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, mentions IWMI’s Tushaar Shah at the launch of the book...

Water and Energy For World Water Day 2014, IWMI Director General Jeremy Bird reflects on the interconnectedness of water and energy and how IWMI’s research...

Key insights into groundwater 'directly tackle the challenges' facing India’s water future