The Flux Towers, installed by IWMI, will measure data on agricultural water usage, carbon emissions and energy fluxes.
IWMI's work under Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa aims to build climate-resilient livelihoods.
IWMI and partners identify immediate actions for shifting to circular models in the water and agriculture sectors.
Integrating resilience to climate change, environmental degradation and disasters into WASH systems offers returns in the long-term.
COP29 is “the finance COP.” We explain climate finance, how it relates to water and what to expect at this year's sessions.
Discover how IWMI researchers are using climate-smart agriculture to combat low crop yields in the Global South.
IWMI women researchers are leading the way on actionable policy recommendations and implementation for water resource management.
Funded by the International Water Management Institute, the results will be published in Cambridge’s journal Global Sustainability.
A collaborative, stakeholder-driven approach is enhancing capacity and tailoring solutions to local needs.
IWMI's Suchiradipta Bhattacharjee and Garima Taneja discuss the impact of perennial springs drying up in the Kumaon region.
IWMI researchers assess the data gap, existing methods and technologies for river discharge estimation in Africa.
At Pakistan Water Week, the Minister noted the urgent need for significant investments in climate resilience and international support.
Addressing water resilience in the context of climate change will go a long way to mitigate its effects, particularly on the most vulnerable.
The event takes place from Nov. 4-8 under the theme of "Building a Climate-Resilient Future."
IWMI achieved a number of important milestones and showcased innovations for sustainable water management.
A feasibility study conducted in July 2024 showed that the project would deliver 90,000 liters of water a day 100 meters up from the river.
Episode one of the Water and Conflict Podcast with CGIAR looks at water systems as a critical area affected by conflict and human displacement.
Episode two of the Water and Conflict Podcast with CGIAR explores water challenges and the impact of the photovoice project.
Episode three of The Water and Conflict podcast asks what needs to be done to advance resilience in communities of the internally displaced.
Misinformation is fueling confusion, delaying aid and putting more lives at risk as false narratives distort the true scale of the crisis.
Recognizing the labor of climate adaptation can lead to more equitable adaptation policies, according to IWMI research.
Inclusive collective action together with data-based decision-making can help to address climate vulnerabilities and low adaptive capacities.
IWMI’s research shows that implementing interventions that promote inclusivity leads to long-term sustainability in landscape management.
Ethiopia's Water Champions are helping to drive discussions on the complex interplay between water and health, including at the national level.
