At SIWI, 2007 has been an exceptional year that has seen the expansion and steady improvement of our capacity building, View more

Most people in the developed world are fortunate: they can take proper sanitation for granted. But millions in poorer co View more

River basin closure has developed into a sizeable challenge of extreme importance. Over the past 50 years, many of the r View more

This Policy Brief covers the past agricultural management that has caused wide scale changes in land cover, streamflow, View more

Anti-corruption activity has intensified in recent years but there has been little specific discussion about how this ac View more

For decades, access to water and sanitation has been seen as the essential step in reducing the preventable disease burd View more

An unfortunate confusion regarding growing physical water scarcity distorts policy formulation and effective action prog View more

Will there be enough water to grow enough food for a growing population over the next 50 years or will we run out of wat View more

On a cold December 10th afternoon in 2006 in Oslo, Norway, Professor Muhammad Yunus accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on be View more

Gross domestic products (GDPs) are expected to increase worldwide. This, coupled with growing populations, means that de View more