Below you will find an archive of International Water Manegement Institute (IWMI) Newsletter(s). Browse through the issues below, or follow the link located at the bottom of this page to subscribe.
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 | January 2023 Newsletter (Feb 2023)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organization dedicated to a water-secure world.
“Revive and restore degraded wetlands”, what will it take?
Wetlands are an indispensable part of our environment that supports life on Earth. Wetlands support diverse livelihoods and provide us other resources such as water, food, building materials, even the bases for traditiona |
 | UN 2023 Water Conference (Mar 2023)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI.
UN 2023 Water Conference
The first United Nations Water Conference (UNWC) in forty six years, is taking place at a time of unprecedented water emergencies. Globally, water extremes are increasing in frequency and intensity, reinforcing just how much water security underpins food security, human health, and economic development.
It is only too clear that business as usual cannot address intensi |
 | March 2023 Newsletter (Apr 2023)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organization dedicated to a water-secure world.
Eight ambitious missions to transform the future of water security
Currently, 1.42 billion people live in high or extremely high water-vulnerable areas. Water security is deeply intertwined with climate change, and without immediate and bold action, water availability will worsen |
 | October 2022 Newsletter (Nov 2022)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organization dedicated to a water-secure world.
IWMI’s presence and participation at COP27 seek to communicate an urgent and clear message to climate negotiators and policymakers: Transforming water systems to strengthen water security is central to climate action and must serve as the foundation for a climate-resilient future |
 | September 2022 Newsletter (Oct 2022)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organization dedicated to a water-secure world.
Staying alive: Navigating water, gender and poverty inequalities in Kafr El Sheikh, Egypt
What are the gender-power dynamics of irrigation at the tail ends of drainage networks, and how do they impact women's roles in irrigated agriculture? Read this blog to learn why Egyptian wo |
 | August 2022 Newsletter (Sep 2022)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organisation dedicated to a water secure world.
Greetings from World Water Week!
This year’s theme ‘Seeing the unseen: the value of water’ is at the heart of what we do. Each of our research projects aims to promote, build on and protect the value of water. We look forward to sharing our latest insights through our online and |
 | May 2022 Newsletter (Jun 2022)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organisation dedicated to a water secure world.
Arsenic risk to humans: How crops, trade, and groundwater contribute
Arsenic in drinking water is known to pose a significant threat to public health, contributing to a range of illnesses including cancer, skin lesions, developmental effects, cardiovascular disease, and neurotoxi |
 | April 2022 Newsletter (May 2022)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organisation dedicated to a water secure world.
Key takeaways from IWMI’s participation at the 9th World Water Forum
From March 21 to 26, the 9th World Water Forum in Dakar, Senegal — the first such event held in sub-Saharan Africa — brought together more than 5,000 members of the international water community. Throughou |
 | January 2022 Newsletter (Feb 2022)
Here are the latest news, publications, videos and events from IWMI. Your newsletter from IWMI, the only international research organisation dedicated to a water secure world.
Toward gender equality and inclusion
If we are to achieve equitable, productive, resilient, and sustainable food systems, we must ensure that no one is left behind. The work of the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) involves all members of society – including w |
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