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The community of Wadi Al-Seer showcased resilient water solutions including canal restoration, spring rehabilitation, agroecology and climate-smart agriculture.

The Himalayan glaciers are melting and we need to slow this crisis to protect future generations.

On World Water Day 2025, IWMI presents The Legend of the River God of Mankran, a powerful tale from Ghana that blends folklore with urgent environmental lessons.

As water degrade, the ripple effects are felt across borders, exacerbating droughts, water scarcity and food insecurity. What can we do about this?

Africa's high-altitude ecosystems that provide essential water resources for millions are at risk and we need collective action.

Jordan looks at systems thinking for water conservation and the irrigation paradox.

Africa’s glaciers hold the future of water for millions and we must act this World Water Day before they vanish.

Join top experts in this webinar series to gain insights and navigate the evolving landscape of disaster preparedness. 

A new CGIAR-led national survey of Sri Lankan households links water to their well-being.

The Water Resilience Tracker will assist governments in Brazil, Egypt, Malawi and Nepal to strengthen national water governance and build climate resilience.

International research and innovation institute will facilitate next stage of the Global Commission, as it shares its recommendations for action.

A women-led agricultural initiative in Lalitpur, Nepal uses solar irrigation technology to boost the resiliency of their community.

Supporting women farmers and micro-entrepreneurs in Northwestern Ghana diversifies income sources and enhances their economic resilience.

UK's Minister for Indo-Pacific launches citizen science element of Jaffna groundwater project.

How the GeoGoviya platform is revolutionizing climate-smart agriculture.

IWMI’s Inga Jacobs-Mata commented on the launch of the Scaling for Impact Hub in Nairobi, aimed at transforming agriculture in East and Southern Africa.

Jordanian women are overcoming societal and professional barriers to lead in water science, engineering, and agriculture. Their work in research and innovation is driving sustainable solutions and highlighting the need

Smith reinforced IWMI’s shared mission of building long-term resilience in Sri Lanka’s water resources.

As IWMI celebrates four decades of research and innovation, former director generals and board chairs share their reflections, learnings, and favorite memories.

This tool will contribute to informed decision making which addresses the specific needs of diverse social groups. 

Behavioural changes through wetland conservation and education are urgently required to alter the human-wetlands relationship.

IWMI research is generating evidence to support decision making on improving access to water for all social groups.

IWMI-led social transformation analysis is helping to formulate and implement interventions to create resilient communities.

IWMI research looks at the effects of the changing climate on smallholder farming and identifies coping strategies to support resilience.