From IWMI: Celebrating World Water Day with a blog post from our DG, a PLoS ONE journal submission, contributions to the World Water Development Report and a new video.
Businesses are becoming greener than ever thanks to increasing consumer demands for fairer, more socially responsible corporate practices. And with the substantial purchasing power of millennials, who...
The application of alternative modeling approaches, such as decision analysis approaches being piloted by WLE researchers, could be expanded to help bridge the social and biological strengths of the IUCN to help promote both conservation and livelihoods.
A study in Nepal’s Tarai-Madhesh region highlights that, despite changes in the roles women are playing in agriculture, many of them are having trouble accessing water resources for irrigation. Recommendations have been developed in a new technical brief.
International Water Management Institute (IWMI), a non-profit scientific research organization focusing on the sustainable use of water and land resources in developing countries has encouraged women in the Upper East region of Ghana to go into agriculture by providing them with small water reservoirs.
