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Articles by Ahmed Ragab Mahmoud

Community members, IWMI staff, and local contractors during a site visit to the Maysan Constructed Wetland in southern Iraq (2024). The visit included inspection of the treatment structures under construction and discussions on community-led management of wastewater reuse systems. Photo: Mohamed Tawfik/ IWMI
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Nature-based solutions offer hope for Iraq’s water future

October 10, 2025

Years of conflict, population growth and climate stress have deepened Iraq’s water crises. Solutions that are grounded in nature could offer a way forward to improve livelihoods, restore ecosystems and strengthen community resilience.

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