💧IWMI welcomes @henkovink as the new Chair of its Board of Governors. A global leader in water diplomacy & innovation, he will guide IWMI’s mission forward. Also, we thank outgoing Chair @simisadafkamal for her steadfast leadership since January 2024. 👉 https://t.co/xYqXzBl0wi
Solar irrigation can help conserve groundwater, but solutions must fit local realities. IWMI research from Gujarat shows that aquifer conditions shape outcomes, highlighting the need for place-based policies that support farmers & protect water resources: https://t.co/ewVFVWSrl4
💧 #Droughts are a growing challenge in #Uzbekistan. Learn how IWMI is strengthening drought monitoring, early warning, and science-based decision-making to help build resilience before drought strikes.
👉 https://t.co/VfuPUgfgln
@WorldBankWater@WorldBankGroup
#IWMIintheNews 🌾
IWMI’s @AmarnathGiriraj explains in @down2earthindia how early guidance and climate information can help farmers prepare for dry spells, reduce risks, and turn potential disasters into manageable challenges.
👉 https://t.co/5MhgZ3saSa
Groundwater sustains lives & livelihoods in Nepal’s southern plains, but access is not equal. A new study explores groundwater use, governance and barriers faced by vulnerable groups, highlighting pathways for more equitable and sustainable management.
👉 https://t.co/aN7ismtLdu
Got questions about the #CircularEconomy4Ghana Innovation Challenge?
Join our "Ask Me Anything" session to learn more about the opportunity and get your questions answered.
🗓 23 July 🕑 2:00 PM GMT 💻 Zoom
Register: https://t.co/qKHAn5EAf3
IWMI participated in the African Water Forum in N'Djamena, Chad.
Beyond the forum, we met with key partners to explore opportunities to strengthen water security & expand collaboration in Chad & the Lake Chad Basin.
🤝Thank you to everyone who met with us
#AfricaWaterForum2026
For years, deep gullies in Ethiopia’s Halaba zone damaged farmland and livelihoods. Through community-led restoration, degraded landscapes are being transformed into productive ecosystems. Learn how the #SMILEProject & partners are supporting this change: https://t.co/rGPdbTPerX
UK's @FCDOGovUK commended Jordan's climate leadership, spotlighting IWMI's #AlMurunah & #AlMurunahPlus as models for community-led water security & gender equality in farming. 💧🌿
Read the article (Arabic): https://t.co/JxdojFxJRE
@CGIAR@IUCN@AlMamlakaTV
@DrAlokSikka1 of IWMI engaged with 50 MLAs from 21 Indian states, sharing evidence-based insights on strengthening water security. The session highlighted the role of science-informed policies, climate resilience and effective water management.
💧 How do we manage groundwater that crosses national borders?
A new blog explores how cooperation, shared knowledge, and joint monitoring are helping strengthen water security in West Africa.
📖 Read the blog: https://t.co/jU32fIjmPP
#G4DR#TransboundaryWaterCooperation
🌿 The story keeps growing. Jordan’s @AddustourNews revisited #AlMurunah in Wadi Al-Seer & Iraq Al-Amir to see how restoring 650 m of irrigation canal brought back the #DifourFig crop, increased farm income by 30%, and strengthened livelihoods.
Read more: https://t.co/0V50zrUGcF
🐟 On 9 July, IWMI & UCL convened researchers & stakeholders in Accra to explore how sensor-based monitoring can support sustainable cage aquaculture in Ghana. The workshop identified water quality risks, monitoring gaps & research needs to guide smarter aquaculture management
Got a scalable #agritech circular economy solution?
The #CircularEconomy4Ghana Innovation Challenge is now accepting applications from startups, SMEs, and innovators working in agribusiness, water, resource recovery and sustainable food systems
🔗 Apply: https://t.co/IES6a5q9O8
💦 Ain Al Tarabeel is flowing again. In Jordan, #AlMurunah restored this historic spring and canal, cutting water loss from up to 30% to nearly zero. Farmers can now irrigate every week.
🌿 https://t.co/4Hd6G9OiLH
@CGIAR@FCDOGovUK@IUCN#NbS
📢 Call for Abstracts - @theAGU (#AGU26), San Francisco (7–11 Dec 2026)
H114: Policy Meets Complexity - Data-Driven Decisions in the WEFE Nexus Under Climate Change
🗓️ Deadline: Aug 5, 2026
🔗 https://t.co/PiOzqnnCga
@drmohsinhafeez#WEFENexus
IWMI is deeply saddened by the passing of former Director General David Seckler.
An economist and visionary leader, he guided IWMI from 1995–2000, leaving a lasting impact on the Institute and the global water community.
Read our full tribute: https://t.co/r3z4HjmIl7
💧 Did you know that in northern Iraq’s Gawilan Refugee Camp, sustainable drainage systems co-built and managed by refugees are helping control water, improve quality, enhance biodiversity and create more climate-resilient living spaces?
Explore it here👉 https://t.co/RJpdJXCy9V
💧 Behind every #drought challenge are people, livelihoods, and ecosystems adapting to a changing climate. IWMI supports resilience through evidence and action. Here’s how IWMI #Wiqaya is helping southern Iraq tackle sand and dust storms.
👉 https://t.co/l93misicp3
☕ Will there always be enough coffee to fill our cups?
Climate change is putting Viet Nam’s robusta coffee at risk.
Explore how, through nature-based solutions and #MAR, IWMI is helping farmers build water security and protect coffee’s future: https://t.co/D5sLFLY6hx