Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)

A recently completed study conducted by IWMI presents scenarios where water can be used sustainably and efficiently for cultivating crops.

This study will contribute to sustainable and efficient investment planning to meet the growing water demands of the people of the Nile Basin

Engineers and intrapreneurs can access online course offering solutions to challenges of waste management and sanitation, proposing business models that transform human waste into fertilizer, food waste into biogas, and wastewater into irrigation sources.

IWMI is supporting selected municipal composting plants in Sri Lanka to improve their business plans and linking up with customers.

Following the launch of the BMZ funded research project in Sri Lanka‚ IWMI supported two activities of relevant project stakeholders.

IWMI hosted a stakeholder meeting to inform about the ongoing BMZ funded research project on “Research and capacity-building for soil rehabilitation”

Improving yields needs to take into account water supplies.