IWMI for solar irrigation to protect Balochistan’s water resources

With Balochistan’s groundwater levels declining and aquifers under stress, stakeholders advocate clean energy to lower farming costs and safeguard resilience of water resources.

July 2, 2025 | By IWMI

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