The Untimeliness of Budgets
posted by Frank van Steenbergen November 20, 2014 One of the largest causes of corruption and mismanagement is situated at … Continued
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Roads for Water: Looking for a better match
posted by Kifle Woldearegay and Frank van Steenbergen October 02, 2014 With an estimated USD 7 billion a year being … Continued
Living on the thin edge
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen September 03, 2014 In the coastal river system of Bangladesh, land is protected by thousands … Continued
Breaking barriers: People with Disabilities Managing Farm Water
Among other basic needs, access to safe drinking water and sanitation together are vital for people to achieve their full … Continued
Pollution of River Ravi
by Nosheen Fazal, Deputy Director, Social and Environmental Management Unit, Punjab Irrigation and Drainage Authority (PIDA), Pakistan August 18, 2014 … Continued
Land Grabs: The Global Rush for Farmland
Land Grabs: The Global Rush for Farmland Imagine one big foreign company owning half the arable land in a country. … Continued
Azores: a hundred years of greenhouse water harvesting
Posted by Frank van Steenbergen August 1, 2014 To survive and thrive, small islands have to make use of their … Continued
Junaid – Living Legend of Ibrahim Haidri, Karachi Coast, Sindh, Pakistan
Posted by Dr. Karim Nawaz, July 23rd 2014 Mr. Junaid is a 60 year old resident of Ibrahim Haidri, a … Continued
Fluoridation vs. fluorosis: two faces of the same medal
Posted by Sara Datturi June 30, 2014 Fluorine (F2 of F) is the element # 9 in the Periodic Table. … Continued
Fluoride: The Underground Scourge
The origin of Fluoride in groundwater is mostly natural. A certain amount of Fluoride in the water (0.5 mg/L to … Continued
DIY Fertilizer: The Faba Bean Story
Posted by Ruben Borge June 02, 2014 In Rema village in Ethiopia, Abere has tried to cultivate faba beans using … Continued
One Bridge, Multiple Functions
Posted by Rossella Alba May 22, 2014 In Megab, a rather small village in the semi-arid Tigray region in northern … Continued