Articles by Sandaruwan Wickrama

Saif ur Rehman, a dweller of village Kot Daulat of Tehsil Kolachi in D.I. Khan district, had a vast land besides a spacious house of around seven kanal (38115 square

Kot Dualat is among 81 villages of Kolachi Tehsil of D.I.Khan district where residents are faced with the problems of acute water shortage and have to fetch drinking water by

What assumes more significance to Prime Minister’s visit is the global spotlight that the co-operative led by ‘solar farmers’ of Dhundi village are getting.

Water and climate change experts on Thursday called for better management of trans-boundary rivers to cope with growing water scarcity, frequent droughts and increasing heat waves due to climate change.

Giriraj Amarnath, a group research leader at the International Water Management Institute, told Nikkei that he "would argue that India would have secured all the wheat that was needed."

Lacking water, people are unable to irrigate their crops and, as a result, are unable to feed the world's rapidly rising population.

The time has come to recognise that we are living in the midst of a climate crisis. According to the World Meteorological Organisation, the last seven years have been the

For Hajia Rashida, as she is affectionately called by her customers and neighbours, she had to stop buying water from tankers as what they supplied was never enough for her

Description: In this Daybreak Africa interview by Voice of America, our West-Africa Representative Olufunke Cofie explains IWMI’s main goals at the World Water Forum. From 10’ to 13’, Dr. Olufunke

Bangladesh is at the risk of a loss of 2.0 per cent to 9.0 per cent of annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by the mid and end of the century

Human-induced climate change impacts are likely to steadily reduce the production of Bangladesh’s major food items such as rice, wheat and fish while raising temperature and humidity in parts of

According to the newest IPCC assessment, Bangladesh is anticipated to endure excessive heat and humidity, ongoing sea-level rise due to unfavorable climate change, and the displacement of millions of people,

The report suggested that Bangladesh must focus on transformative and multi-sectoral actions to adapt to climate change.

Bangladesh is likely to face extreme heat and humidity risks, continued sea-level rise caused by adverse impact of climate and it also will force millions of people from their homes

The report authors were careful to note that the worst potential outcomes of climate change are not a foregone conclusion.

The breakneck speed of global warming exceeds the pace of efforts to protect billions of vulnerable people, according to a new report released Monday by the world’s top climate scientists.

Several media outlets covered the final selection of entrepreneurs from IWMI and partners.

Last year, Chennai experienced intense rains and flooding yet again, bringing the city to a standstill for days.

A solar irrigation program providing a 60 percent subsidy on solar equipment has been running since 2016, the same year that saw the launch of Nepal’s Renewable Energy Subsidy Policy.

The importance of glacial meltwater in this region of the world means its governance is intensely researched and the subject of numerous international organizations.

Water insecurity is already imposing significant social, environmental, and economic development challenges for Pakistan.

The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) in South Africa said it will also continue a project that will see rural farmers benefit from solar-powered irrigation to access groundwater.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to guide our progress towards a more sustainable future.

According to the latest report published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, West Africa could face particularly high water risk. Largely dependent on rain-fed agriculture and already vulnerable to