Equity and inclusion must guide water solutions

Equity and inclusion must guide water solutions

At the 2025 CGIAR Gender Conference, IWMI underscored that the future of water security depends on scaling equity as effectively as climate-smart innovation.
A laptop screen displaying the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) website. Photo: Iljanaresvara Studio/Shutterstock

IWMI researchers appointed as authors of UN climate change report

Actionable scientific knowledge is essential to planning for an uncertain climate future, says IWMI researchers and IPCC AR7 Lead Authors Maha Al-Zu’bi and Zafar Gafurov.
Sumi Mardi from Dinajpur, Bangladesh, explains that because of delayed monsoons, farmers in the region have turned to groundwater irrigation to sustain their livelihoods. Photo: Tanmoy Bhaduri/IWMI

Public-private partnerships scale solar-powered agriculture in Bangladesh

The second phase of SoLAR kicks off in Bangladesh, advancing the transition toward sustainable, carbon-neutral irrigation.

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