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Faced with high energy costs, Nepal’s growing fish industry could find a cost-saving, sustainable solution in solar technology.

The Climate Risk Intelligence Assistant makes climate data more accessible, guiding national adaptation and investment decisions.

A smart irrigation system for a small office plant carries a big lesson on water use efficiency in the Middle East and North Africa.

Built on two decades of research, the Adaptive Scaling Ecosystem framework helps scale innovations across complex economies.

Sand dams are found to be a vital niche option in a diversified water storage system to improve local water access and resilience in Zimbabwe.

Local monitoring feeds near-real-time water data into the Limpopo Basin Digital Twin, supporting more informed, basin-wide decisions.

The new partnership aims to advance innovative approaches and policies to ensure a more secure future for global water and food systems.

Doulaye Kone, Cristina Rumbaitis del Rio and Debra Tan will join the Board as IWMI takes forward its Strategy 2024-2030 for research and innovation.

Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with ECOWAS and Sierra Leone’s water agency signal regional commitment to science-driven water governance.

IWMI’s Youssef Brouziyne reflects on how growing water scarcity in Morocco has prompted innovation and stronger collaboration to withstand climate and market uncertainties.

IWMI and the University of Manchester have partnered to strengthen water governance in Pakistan.

CropGBWater, a new open access tool by IWMI highlights growing pressure on food and water systems worldwide.

Digital twin technology and climate-smart planning are converting the fragile landscapes of Ethiopia’s Somali Region into models of flood resilience, thereby protecting lives and rebuilding hope.

Experts from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and the Occupied Palestinian Territory gathered in Egypt to strategize on scaling resilient nature-based water solutions across the region.

Nature thrives on connection. Rivers feed forests, forests shape the climate and healthy ecosystems sustain communities. When managed in isolation, those links break, and the most vulnerable suffer. The WEFE nexus offers a way to bring back balance.