FUSE aims to develop a long-term water-food-energy-social systems model to support the sustainable growth of rapidly growing urban environments. More
Options Summer 2018: Water scarcity in Asia is likely to get worse over the coming decades, and new research from the IIASA Water Program has shown that increased water demand due to socioeconomic development is likely to be the main cause in large parts of the continent. More
A two-part event bringing over 100 researchers and policy makers from the four basin countries and beyond to share knowledge and advance collaborative efforts for sustainable resource management More
IIASA to meet Indian and Pakistan stakeholders to identify challenges and opportunities for cross-sectoral and transboundary cooperation in the areas of water, energy, and land in the Indus Basin More
Climate variability, rather than the presence of a major dam, is most likely the primary cause for a water supply decline in East Asia's largest floodplain lake system, according to new research. More
Changes in precipitation, which are linked to the warming of the Indian Ocean, are the main reason for recent changes in groundwater storage in India. More
Is #Asia facing a coming #water crisis? Find out in the latest issue of #OptionsMagazine. @WFaS_IIASA #sustainability #drought https://t.co/lQh96IM6uf pic.twitter.com/tAnk5sJLhk
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Rice and reason: Planning for system complexity in the Indus Basin https://t.co/7FDxhYJsr7 pic.twitter.com/R0f7yGYm45
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Afghanistan, China, India and Pakistan share the Indus Basin. #IBKF will bring together policy makers and researchers to share knowledge and improve management from tomorrow. Visit https://t.co/SAYZrLWOsL for info and live stream @icimod @WLE_CGIAR @IWMI_ @WorldBankWater. pic.twitter.com/E0alojYRcd
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