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Providing guidance and educating farmers on the importance of chemical seed treatment in pole bean cultivation.

The environmental toll of illegal mining is undeniable, but forward-thinking initiatives are forging a path to recovery.

IWMI and partners collaborated with farmers across the country to develop accessible solutions to combat soil quality issues.

IWMI’s work on food, land and water in Lao PDR aims to improve the agriculture sector and rural development as a whole.

The new report by IWMI and the Council on Energy, Environment and Water highlights the strengthening of policy coherence.

IWMI and partners cleaned up rivers and raised awareness on the vital importance of river ecosystems.

While there is ample evidence of women’s roles and expertise in the management of resources, the literature is often silent on gender.

IWMI participated in discussions on competing demands on water and their impact on ecosystems at the 2024 UN Convention on Biological Diversity.

The findings aim to contribute to a context-relevant Assessment Framework for Loss and Damage.

IWMI pre-launched the Climate-Smart Governance (CSG) dashboard at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan earlier this week.

Africa’s first prototype digital twin comes home to the Limpopo River Basin.

Estimates of losses in the agriculture and food sector and disease burdens underscore the need for strong policy frameworks, monitoring and management tools.

Contributions at the CGIAR Gender Science Exchange emphasized the importance of social and environmental justice.

The recycling plant is an example of a public-private partnership that converts waste into valuable resources.

IWMI and local partners are developing an intervention which centers climate resilience to safeguard groundwater in Jaffna in Sri Lanka's Northern Province.

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.