Water

Water governance and water resource management strategies to mitigate the risk of floods and drought and improve water conservation and water quality.

Latest Water additions in the Knowledge Base

Water flowing from a blue pump pipe
Public works on the street surfaces, during the renovation of the sewage system, provided an opportunity to transform streets and parking areas on the waterfront into an urban park that simultaneously functions as a barrier against coastal flooding.
Climate-ADAPT
European Environment Agency
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This report developed under the CARE for South Asia project assesses the need for water harvesting in Nepal adopting an analytical framework and aims to be a resource material for the development practitioners and planners.
https://www.adpc.net/igo/category/ID1905/doc/2024-fJAm15-ADPC-Water_Sector_Policies_Nepal_WBCAR_Water_1.pdf
The report presents a comprehensive review of the policies, strategies, plans, and legislations related to the water resources sector in Nepal carried and their gaps and needs.
A Red Pin on Timor-Leste of the World Map
The EU Intra-ACP GCCA Plus Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change and Resilience Building Project has supported the Pacific region through scaling up pilot adaptation projects to enhance climate resilience and water security for vulnerable communities.
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme
DRI’s Anne Heggli is partnering with the National Weather Service to understand flood risk from rain-on-snow storms in real-time, protecting communities and enabling water conservation throughout Nevada and California
Desert Research Institute (DRI)
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This publication covers the potential cumulative impacts and long-term effects of new small water infrastructures (SWIs) on dryland community resilience.
Skyline of Sydney in Australia
A new research project is poised to deliver the formula to safely recycle water into gardens and parklands at scale, addressing both urban heat and sustainability challenges in western Sydney.
Macquarie University
Thunderstorm over fields in South Africa.
While atmospheric rivers are dreaded for the damage they can cause, they are also essential to the Pacific Northwest and particularly California's water supply, as Qian Cao, a hydrologist at the University of California, San Diego, explains.
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