Yearly Archives: 2022

This high-tech but accessible tool allows researchers and communities to monitor water quality in their wetland, contributing to better understanding of trends and hence wetland health.

What assumes more significance to Prime Minister’s visit is the global spotlight that the co-operative led by ‘solar farmers’ of Dhundi village are getting.

IWMI and Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology (KFUEIT), RYK join hands to organize an international workshop on Water, Energy, Food and Ecosystem (WEFE) Nexus for Indus Basin

The study represents a first step towards improving our collective understanding of the magnitude of global risk stemming from crops irrigated with arsenic-contaminated groundwater.

Every month, IWMI researchers collaborate on studies that explore the deeply interconnected relationships between humans and water systems.

Water and climate change experts on Thursday called for better management of trans-boundary rivers to cope with growing water scarcity, frequent droughts and increasing heat waves due to climate change.

Giriraj Amarnath, a group research leader at the International Water Management Institute, told Nikkei that he "would argue that India would have secured all the wheat that was needed."

Enhancing the sector’s climate resilience through the scaling of innovative and integrated water management solutions in West Africa.

Lacking water, people are unable to irrigate their crops and, as a result, are unable to feed the world's rapidly rising population.

Six interesting takeaways from the recent NEXUS Gains Ganges Basin Inception Workshop in Kathmandu.