Tag: Ethiopia

A farmer in Ethiopia demonstrates a hand pump used for agriculture. Photo: Apollo Habtamu / IWMI

Can adaptive management combat agricultural uncertainty in Ethiopia?

Women in Leadership: behind the scenes

Irrigation in drought-hit Gujarat. Photo: Hamish John Appleby / IWMI

Everything you need to know about water and migration

Measuring the water level in the Ajuri River in Ethiopia. Photo: Maheder Haileselassie / IWMI

How to monitor effectively when the water balance drops

Can citizen science help to fill hydrology data gaps in Ethiopia?

Initial Research Highlights Importance of Irrigation for Ethiopian Farmers During COVID-19

Sewagegn, a local farmer, and Gebeyaw, a data collector, set up a solar powered pump in her backyard garden in Danghesta, in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. To make scaling farmer-led irrigation inclusive and equitable, it is critical to look at the food system and consider who wants to irrigate, what technologies they prefer, how they can invest and what type of financing is best. Inclusivity also requires understanding gender relations, which can shape a farmer’s position in the household, access and control over resources and participation in decision-making. Photo credit: Mulugeta Ayene/WLE

How to accelerate and scale inclusive water access in Ethiopia

Omo-Turkana basin. Photo: Fritz Kleinschroth / IWMI

Simulating trade-offs in the water-energy-food nexus

Main Canal coming out of the Qoga dam found around Bahirdar area

Reuters: More deals, less conflict? Cross-border water planning key, report warns

Woman fetching water from a small reservoir close to a pumping point-Hamish-John-Appleby

When small is beautiful – but not spectacular

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