The WaterBlog

Women Turning Groundnuts into Opportunity in Sudan

Posted by Cecilia Borgia February 8, 2017 Coastal Bangladesh is a vast area. It spans over 19 of the 64 … Continued

The Kenyan farmer who traveled his country got inspired to harvest road water and is telling others to do the … Continued

Posted by Frank van Steenbergen January 27, 2017 It has been run for twenty years now – the Maya Biosphere … Continued

by Taha AL-Washali, Frank van Steenbergen, Saroj Sharma, and Maria Kenned Collapse In March, 2015, Saudi Arabia launched an aerial … Continued

One more community deserted Posted by Naseer Memon January 09, 2017 Thar desert is known for its serene natural beauty, … Continued

Posted By Frank van Steenbergen January 3, 2017 There is so much ugliness in the world – but does there … Continued

by Matthijs Kool, Abraham Mehari Haile, Karim Nawaz and Frank van Steenbergen December 12, 2016 In the Gash Spate Irrigation … Continued

December 2016, Otto Hoffman Nepal is blessed with an abundance of water throughout the country in the form of snow … Continued

On the Road with Resilience Posted by Kifle Wolderegay, Rajeshwar Mishra and Frank van Steenbergen December 6, 2016 It is … Continued

Agricultural land declination: Urbanization, lack of natural resources, and neglect by Madiha Al-Junaid Of what is more than a decade … Continued

Posted by Rajeshwar Mishra and Frank van Steenbergen November 8, 2016 (Members of the North Bengal Terai Women’s Federation, a … Continued

Posted by Otto Hoffman November 8, 2016 Urbanization and population growth in Kathmandu Valley are widening the gap between supply … Continued