Thrive Blogs

State-of-the-art climate modeling is more accurately predicting climate change impacts in Western Nepal, and the results are more worrying than ever.

We need to better understand groundwater usage in the Central Dry Zone in Myanmar - where artesian aquifers are drying up due to increasing demand and climate change.

Raising the citizens up the "citizen participation ladder" would be a better approach in managing water and providing safe sanitation services in developing countries.

Eight WLE and IWMI researchers speak on experiences working in science and development. Hear more in this excerpt from an upcoming podcast exploring gender, inclusion, and representation.

Urban waste is a growing problem around the world. But this pilot project from Ghana points to a golden opportunity from waste, largely perceived as 'untouchable' - until now.

Approaches to strategy and programming as CGIAR transforms itself - from a partnership of 15 independently governed centers to 'One CGIAR' - in preparation for a 'Big Lift'

By reviving the landscape through ancient and new techniques – and trust, scientists help Ethiopia's Yewol community change their future.

The humble black soldier fly steps in to "leapfrog" entire waste management value chain.

Four women in science shares their perspectives about how gender  influenced their professional lives, and examine the progress and challenges for women in science.

For rural communities, groundwater could deliver much more than enabling agriculture. For best results however, few factors need be considered first.

Research on pump-based irrigation scheme in Myanmar show how vulnerable communities can increase productivity and income with more efficient water use

Exploring the significance of eighteenth century “silo-buster” cum polymath Alexander von Humboldt's message on interdisciplinarity in agriculture, and its growing relevance in today's context.