traditional farm practices

Differentiating types of water is essential to understanding water systems and reuse.

The Barahathawa Municipality in southern Nepal has been creating a model for effective groundwater management to ensure prosperity, social equity

Agriculture is the biggest user and polluter of water, but it is largely missing from agroecology.

IWMI launched a geo-tagging project to manage water stress in the face of climate and infrastructure challenges.

IWMI launches the early warning, early action, early finance platform to pre-empt disaster in Sri Lanka.

In Lao PDR's Sanamxay district, the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), through the CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology, is helping farmers

Water plays a critical role in the African Union’s vision of a global economic power. On this Africa Day, IWMI

During the recent Central Asian Climate Change Conference, stakeholders committed to regional collaboration and accelerating adaption strategies in Central Asia.

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

IWMI Deputy Director-General Rachel McDonnell discusses how climate information systems deliver vital weather and crop insights to farmers in the

Roundup of research, journal and other academic articles from March and April 2025.

National stakeholders committed to scaling climate adaptation and resilience at the launch of the CGIAR Climate Action Program at IWMI’s

CGIAR climate action plan in India's Tamil Nadu to boost drought and flood resilience.

IWMI launches a new climate action program in Odisha to address extreme weather threats and enhance rural resilience.

As part of the CGIAR Better Diets and Nutrition Program, IWMI has partnered with the Department of Agriculture, Sri Lanka

After migrating three times, Senya started an irrigation-based vegetable farming business; today, she is a role model for young people

Farmers in Chakwal are increasingly adopting innovative solutions such as soil moisture sensors that allow them to manage water resources

In the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), water is often a casualty of political instability, with access disrupted by

At the first Global AI Summit on Africa, IWMI joined leaders, policymakers and innovators from more than 95 countries to

IWMI looks to citizen science to improve agroecology implementation in Africa and beyond.

Students research the intersection of climate resilience, gender, migration, and social transformation in northern Ghana, and develop skills to drive

The pioneering partnership aims to scale solar irrigation for climate-resilient agriculture and safeguard Kenya’s water resources.

In the Great Rift Valley in Ethiopia, an intergenerational beekeeping business generates benefits for over 200 households.

In the rural municipalities of Mahabu and Dungeshwor in Dailekh district IWMI works to enhance inclusive, climate-resilient rural WASH services.