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Ideas and solutions to address global water issues

Two tanker trucks bring water to the Bidibidi refugee settlement in Uganda

Pioneering sustainable water services in Uganda: A model for refugee and host community integration

Tackling the talent drought: The challenges of engaging youth in the water and sanitation sector

Fishermen on a tributary of the Senegal River, which courses through Guinea, Mali, Mauritania, and Senegal in West Africa

Agreements hold water: Reasons to scale up transboundary cooperation—now!

Digging deep: Groundwater in the Horn of Africa’s fragile borderlands

A woman stands on a pirogue on Lake Nokoue, Benin.

Glass half full: An equal share for women in decisions on 60% of the world’s freshwater

Staff of the national water utility in Ghana display materials from a leadership training session.

Too much, too little, too polluted—but not too late for transformative partnerships on water

Latest Blogs

Pioneering sustainable water services in Uganda: A model for refugee and host community integration

Tackling the talent drought: The challenges of engaging youth in the water and sanitation sector

Agreements hold water: Reasons to scale up transboundary cooperation—now!

Digging deep: Groundwater in the Horn of Africa’s fragile borderlands

Diversifying the water sector workforce, one drop at a time

Glass half full: An equal share for women in decisions on 60% of the world’s freshwater

Too much, too little, too polluted—but not too late for transformative partnerships on water

What works for water conservation? Insights from a study in Haryana, India

Matlhogonolo Mmese: Aspiring hydrogeologist in Botswana

Navigating the opportunities and risks of solar irrigation: The importance of comprehensive accounting and smart regulations

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