WASH, water quality and health

This blog argues for placing equity and intersectionality at the heart of water security in the face of a changing climate.

Behavioral science holds new promise for improving decision-making and programming around climate adaptation and water security. However, there is a risk that certain approaches and attitudes might unfairly place the burden of responsibility on individuals. Will Ingram and Kate Gannon outline how accounting for systemic factors can improve outcomes and avoid pitfalls, focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa.

In this journal article, world-leading water specialists from academic and practitioner communities propose a roadmap to meaningfully engage with the complex politics of climate resilient water security.

Este documento ofrece estrategias y herramientas respaldadas por investigadores de SEI para mejorar el acceso generalizado a servicios básicos de agua potable, saneamiento e higiene en Guatemala de manera duradera y sostenible

This blog post written by Declan Conway and Kate Gannon was originally published as a commentary on the Grantham Institute's website....

Climate trends and impacts on water resources In Burkina Faso, the key trends include: An increase in average temperatures of 1.7°C by...