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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.

The groups are providing rural women with skills training leading to improved incomes as well as a greater say in local decision-making structures.

The Aquaculture Decision Support Tool shows climate hazards, suitability, land use and waterbodies, and supply and demand conditions.

Collective action among women is found to enhance water efficiency, promote conservation and ensure equitable access to water.

IWMI's work in Northern Ghana helps planners and decision-makers to develop interventions that encouraged positive societal transformation.

In Ghana and Mali, IWMI promotes agricultural water management practices through scaling partnerships and demand-driven research.

The success of these standards will depend on support from government agencies, international organizations, and the farming community. It will also require ongoing efforts to improve the country's wastewater infrastructure.

Creating measures that balance the needs of refugees and local populations during disaster preparedness presents a complex issue.

Adapting to more frequent climate disasters calls for enhanced planning and collaboration.

In this episode of Global Dispatches, we look at Anticipatory Action (AA) as a transformative approach in fragile and conflict-affected settings. 

The forum explored the role of partnerships, technology and community engagement in securing India’s water resources.

Listen to the latest episode of Global Dispatches to find out how IWMI and partners help vulnerable communities escape cycles of fragility.

Unified action for preparedness and response can help communities to build resilience

Roundup of research, journal and other academic articles from July and August 2024.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural systems is crucial to keeping the world on track to meet international climate goals.

Tune in to Global Dispatches' "From Fragility to Stability with CGIAR."

There is growing concern that most hydroelectric dams undermine regulations requiring a minimum 10 percent E-flow to sustain local ecosystems.

New role will oversee research-for-development capabilities across Africa.

IWMI and GWP partner with Bhutan’s Department of Water to advance efforts including mapping surface water bodies.