Posts tagged with ‘Climate Change’

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Assessing Institutional Capacity Among Town Water Utilities in Ethiopia
By Maya Gainer
As climate change, shifts in population, and other global factors contribute to unpredictable and uneven access to safe drinking...
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Collective Intelligence and Citizen Data for Water Management: Reflections from the Chennai Floods
By Sabareesh Suresh
World Water Day, celebrated each year on March 22, allows us to focus on this most vital of resources,...
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Field Diary: Climate Change and Water Management (IAdapt)
By Rachel Damery, Lindsey Fincham, Alexandra Hamilton, and Anuja Mohapatra
Field visit takeaways from a recent field visit to Vijayawada, India for our IDRC funded project on water management…
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Field Diary: Improving and Expanding Agricultural Micro-insurance for Indian Farmers
By Karina Asbjørnsen and Irene Rivera Calderón
Field visit takeaways from a recent field visit to Telangana (India) for a project to increase micro-insurance uptake among…
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Field Diary: Climate Change and Water Management (IAdapt)
By Ansu Alexander
Field visit takeaways from a recent field visit to Vijayawada, India for our IDRC funded project on water management…
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The 5Ds: Changing Attitudes to Open Defecation in India
By Vandana Mehra Dharmendra Singh
This blog entry has been re-published with the express permission of The World Bank Water Global Practice, New Delhi....
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4 Reasons Why Indian Legislators Need to Understand and Act on Climate Change
By Uttara Narayan
Given India’s pledges on climate change, how can we compel legislators to act and ensure resources are in place…
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The Need to Strengthen Legislative Action on Sustainable Development
By Uttara Narayan
Climate-informed policy decisions that successfully mitigate environmental concerns within the state’s development agenda are the need of the hour....
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Four Developments that will Redefine the Climate and Sustainability Realm
By Uttara Narayan
With the global commitment on 2 degrees becoming a necessity, here are four trends that will potentially redefine the…
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