Podcast: Water Harvesting for Community Resilience in Africa
For thousand years, people have been benefiting from collecting, storing and making productive use of the rain, or water flows … Continued
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Podcast: Turning Saltwater to Fresh – Story from Jordan
Jordan is famous in the water world – it constantly ranks top 5 in the list of the most water-scarce … Continued
(Podcast) Understanding Pakistan Floods
More than a third of Pakistan is under water since mid-June. The floods have left 1500 dead; more than 13,000 … Continued
Podcast: Circular Economy – Shaping the way forward?
We speak to Dr. Kamonashish Haldar (Wageningen University) about ‘Circular Economy,’ a model of production and consumption that involves sharing, … Continued
Podcast: Life at the climate forefront – The Sundarbans through photos
Every centimetre of sea level rise is directly felt here at the low-lying Sundarbans – world’s largest mangrove forest, and … Continued
Podcast: Toilets in Refugee Camps- Tineke Hooijmans, IHE Delft
Globally, nearly 7 million people live in refugee camps. Refugee camps are temporary facilities for people on the move, and … Continued
Podcast: Toilets in Refugee Camps- Tineke Hooijmans, IHE Delft
Globally, nearly 7 million people live in refugee camps. Refugee camps are temporary facilities for people on the move, and … Continued
Podcast: Rivers Remember- How the 2015 floods changed Chennai
In 2015, Chennai was hit by a major flood, considered to be the worst flood to hit that part of … 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
TWC Podcast #1: The women, the land and the virus: #COVID19 impact on smallholder farmers
In this first episode of TheWaterChannel podcast, we discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic affected smallholder farmers. We speak to a … Continued
Establishing Ecological Based Rodent Management in Ethiopia – Part 1: The potential of Farmer’s Indigenous Knowledge
By Tadesse Tilahun, Getachew Engdayehu, Bantamlak Wondmnow, and Luwieke Bosma This is the first in a series of blog posts describing the development and implementation … Continued
Nile Diplomacy: Breaking the Nation-Trap
The iconic Nile river flows through several countries who often stake competing claims to its waters. The key to resolving … Continued
What went wrong with organic agriculture in Sri Lanka?
By C.M. Wijayaratna, Abraham Abhishek, Meghna Mukherjee It would be fair to say that there is broad consensus at this … Continued
The Case for Open Data in Water Management
by Abraham Abhishek with inputs from Hans van der Kwast That ‘data is the new oil’ is no longer a … Continued
On rodents in coastal Bangladesh
by Frank van Steenbergen Snapshot from Basurabad, coastal Bangladesh: The last ten years have seen a transformation of agriculture and … Continued
Agriculture’s Rodent Problem
Even as we tackle droughts, famines, and the need to boost food security for millions, 15% of all food that … Continued
Life at the climate forefront: The Sundarbans through photos
Every centimetre of sea level rise is directly felt here at the low-lying Sundarbans – world’s largest mangrove forest, and … Continued
How organic is agriculture in India ?
After 60+ years of farming based on synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and intensive water use, Indian farmers are ready to switch … Continued
Small Islands in Big Oceans
Small Island Development States (SIDS) appear on the map as little dots of green in vast stretches of blue. In … Continued
Rivers Remember: How the 2015 floods changed Chennai
In 2015, Chennai was hit by a major flood, considered to be the worst flood to hit that part of … Continued