A new documentary, “Drowned Land,” explores the Choctaw-led effort to put tribal heritage above profit. Women Are Leading the Effort to Protect Sacred Water:
The kwek, the women of my trib... Read More
In Africa, water resource management plays a crucial role in the continent’s development, particularly in the context of agriculture, health, and climate change adaptation. However, the manageme... Read More
Unheard Water Stories from Asia, Africa and MENA: Elevating local voices for water security in a climate insecure world. A publication by Oxfam.
This paper shares stories from six countries—Bangladesh... Read More
How can behavioural science be used to understand gender for inclusive water security and adaptation? Researchers from the Grantham Research Institute are applying new approaches from behavioural scie... Read More
Two articles published in Kenya’s Nation in the context of the ongoing COP29 deal with the effects of water scarcity from a gender perspective:
Scientists warn women could spend 30 per cent more... Read More
Denise Freitas Soares de Moraes, a researcher at the Mexican Institute of Water Technology (Instituto Mexicano de Tecnología del Agua), member of the Coordination of Water Governance and Capacity Buil... Read More
Anthropologists and local activists in Indonesia and Peru uncover links between water scarcity and gendered violence, and work together to lessen the harms of gender inequality.
Worldwide, water inse... Read More
Political developments in Brazil are complicated and contradictory for the environment and for environmentalists, according to articles on the platform Mongabay.
At the municipal elections on 6 Octobe... Read More
The Guests on episode 4 of the Enugu WASH RadioSeries shared lived and relatable experiences of accessing Toilet facilities as representatives of persons with disability, Civil Society Organizations a... Read More
