In an Op-Ed published on Devex, WLE Program Director, Stefan Uhlenbrook, explains why we must redefine our understanding of water to forestall further emergencies and prepare for the future.
Watershed interventions by ICRISAT affords 1-2.5 meters higher groundwater levels, providing lifesaving irrigation to farmers in the villages of Patnikota and Ayyavaripalli, in the drylands of Andhra Pradesh, India.
The Jordanian government is rolling out community-based, mechanized, micro water harvesting packages, using a novel method developed by NARC, WLE and ICARDA to identify potentially suitable areas for rehabilitation of watersheds.
The Colombian dairy sector's commitment to the "zero-deforestation dairy value chain agreement" will support its efforts to reduce deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2050.
Ahead of the UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) in September experts warn that the transformation of our food systems and the protection of our increasingly fragile ecosystems depends on improved water management and cross-sectoral collaboration
CoSAI Commissioner, Dr Maurício Lopes, reflects on plans to revitalize Brazil's landscape which could serve as a model for countries facing similar challenges across the planet's tropical belt.
A new synthesis report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) says putting nature at the heart of decision-making is key to achieving transformative change when it comes to securing humanity’s future.
When climate disasters strike, farmers are among the first to feel the consequences. Now, index-based flood insurance (IBFI) could help the most vulnerable defend and recover faster.
Faster, cheaper and more precise than conventional testing, soil spectroscopy analysis gives giving agricultural producers at all scales vital information on how to improve and protect their soils.
12 useful indicators spanning governance, equity, food, and the circular economy, support the city to develop inclusive and resilient sustainable food systems.
