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On storage

by Bantamlak Wondmnow, Getachew Engdayehu, Meheretu Yonas and Frank van Steenbergen July 28, 2021 Post harvest losses are genuine losses: … Continued

TBS: an Ecologically-based Rodent Management technique that can work for Ugandan Farmers

Hilary Galiwango July 8, 2021 Farmers in Uganda have always faced several problems on their fields that affect production, one … Continued

Creating new land: bench terraces up in the mountains

by Kifle Woldearegay, Frank van Steenbergen and Mulugeta Berihu July 08, 2021 In the news for a cruel war being … Continued

Improving capacities for dry valley management through tailored training and education – Experience from Ethiopia

By Long Hoang Dry valleys in the Ethiopian lowlands represent a hot spot for development especially regarding land and water … Continued

Just another toolbox? How user-centered design and locally led IT development keep water flowing

The WASH Alliance International value proposition for tools supporting sustainable water systems’ maintenance in rural settings by Aldo Zamarroni Peralta … Continued

Building a Tool for Microclimate Management

By Femke van Woesik June 21, 2021 Climate change threats and fragile ecosystems are threatening agricultural production and resulting in … Continued

What does Asset Management entail?

The definition, advantages and main steps to apply water systems’ asset management by Aldo Zamarroni Peralta and Judith de Bruijne … Continued

Podcast: The women, the land, and the virus

Stories of impacts of Covid-19 on smallholder farmers and emerging new perspectives In this first episode of TheWaterChannel podcast, we … Continued

Soil Life

by Elie Dib and Frank van Steenbergen June 4, 2021 Above ground animals and insects are not the only living … Continued

Signature trees in cities: the Amsterdam elm

By Frank van Steenbergen, Nancy Kadenyi and Luwieke Bosma Resistant to both waterlogged and dry conditions, not sensitive to salty … Continued

Stakeholders: don’t ignore the little ones

By Taye Alemayehu May 18, 2021 Who are our stakeholders that we are discussing with when we are implementing projects … Continued

A small monument of cooperation

Postcard from Koepel Zeeburg, Oostvoorne, Zuid Holland, the Netherlands. It is a small monument of the cooperation among people, cooperation … Continued

A new world, more equity: changing water allocation in Wadi Zabid, Yemen

Frank van Steenbergen and Adel al-Weshali March 10, 2021 Here is the Wadi Zabid spate irrigation system in the Tihama … Continued

At The Heart of Water Governance: Adjusting Water Allocation

by Frank van Steenbergen and Nadim Farajalla March 09, 2021 The allocation of water is at the heart of water … Continued

Women and Oil Pollution Water Channel TV

Women and oil pollution in the Ecuadorian Amazon

By Letty Fajardo Vera on the occasion of the International Women Day 2021 Between 1964 and 1990 Texaco (acquired by … Continued

Remote control farming

by Naluch Lim and Meghna Mukherjee February 16, 2021 Im Naisreang is a 60-year-old commercial farmer in Preah Vihear region … Continued

Enhancing coordination in the Ethiopian lowlands for strengthened resilience

by Florencia Rieiro, Technical Consultant, MetaMeta April 8, 2021 Coordination matters as it brings people together, allowing learning and opening … Continued

Drinking Water Ponds in the Kacchi Plains (Bhag Nari, Balochistan)

By Allah Bakhsh, with contribution from Reinier Veldman (Flood Based Livelihoods Network) February 5, 2021 The Kacchi plain is a … Continued

Farmer video conferences

by Naluch Lim and Meghna Mukherjee February 5, 2021 Postcard from Preah Vihear, Cambodia. As the world struggles due to … Continued

Underground dams against seawater intrusion in Shandong, China

by Frank van Steenbergen January 19, 2021 Salt water intrusion Salt water intrusion in coastal areas is a serious global … Continued

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