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Upper Swat Valley: beauty coming to an end

By Muhammad Rahmatullah Khan (Water Resources Specialist) Postcard from Shanko Gujar Barn and Utror Kalam, in the upper catchment of … Continued

By Femke van Woezik In a small village called Membe (Dodoma Region, Tanzania), the rhythm of the weather has shifted … Continued

By Ashfaque Soomro and Frank van Steenbergen In ancient times, there were some tribes or communities that sustained themselves through … Continued

By Getachew Engdayehu Sewnet Mitiku Gashaw, aged around 47, is among hundreds of laundry women working in this domestic business … Continued

by CongCong Li In ancient Chinese times “dǎoliàn”(捣练) – a special type of laundry – was one of the most … Continued

By Getachew Engdayehu and Frank van Steenbergen Washing clothes is key to life and defines hygiene and health. In most … Continued

By: Frank van Steenbergen They whistle to the birds. One bird comes. The bird leads them to bees’ nest. They … Continued

The Canticle of the Sun by Saint Francis, 1225 Most High, all-powerful, good Lord, Yours are the praises, the glory, … Continued

by Shubham Jain , Pratik Ranjan , Arpan Mondal Introduction Hedges in the Indian agriculture landscape have been widely known … Continued

by Siddharth Mahajan I am a 3rd year BSc International Land and Water Management student and have written this article … Continued

by Arpan Mondal What if one small shift in the way we farm could solve multiple problems at once—improve nutrition, … Continued

By Pratik Ranjan In the small block of Peterbar in Jharkhand, India where daily routine rarely changes, a woman named … Continued