Inclusion
IWMI is dedicated to promoting inclusion across its innovations, management strategies and research. We focus on adapting and implementing business and financial models that encourage inclusion and equality. Our approach places the needs and rights of marginalised groups, particularly women and disadvantaged communities, at the heart of solutions for water and food security.
To ensure that these initiatives are equitable and effective, IWMI uses impact assessments to evaluate potential trade-offs, risks and unintended consequences. Our work consistently integrates principles of equality and inclusion into both research and practical applications relating to water and food security, carefully examining how equitable access to water resources, innovative technologies and robust risk management strategies can deliver development gains for all.
Contacts
Latest news on this topic
Rights. Justice. Action.
Why water security in Africa depends on listening to young people
In Zambia, women build independence through climate-smart agricultural practices
Women, science and the future of water and climate action
Latest publications on this topic
From Design to Impact: Insights from WMfEP’s Gender-Responsive Initiatives for Women and Youth in Tank and D.I. Khan Districts, Pakistan
Innovative Financing Solutions for Water-Agriculture Innovations in Nepal
How to Scale a Project to a Program: The Expansion of Al Murunah
Events on this topic
MANAGE Dialogue 2026
AI Impact Summit 2026
International Women’s Day 2026
FLEX webinar 5 – Youth and women led innovation: Transforming fragile contexts through circular solutions
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