💧 Opinion: We now inhabit a world of semi-permanent water crises. ✍️ The #UNWaterConference is one opportunity to really stop and think. Let’s use it, say Prof Lyla Mehta and Alan Nicol of IWMI . bit.ly/3yKhebk

Women fetch #water in the poorest communities. They are familiar with the hardships and logistics. But, regarding planning improvement initiatives, female opinions are not heard nearly enough. Mainstreaming #genderequality in water management #ActNow #UN2023WaterConference

'46 years after Mar del Plata, it’s time to examine the successes and failures' 💧 Read Neha Yadav blog in Down To Earth about our recent event 'Revisiting the #UNWaterConference' Read now 👇 downtoearth.org.in/blog/water/un-… Prof Lyla Mehta Alan Nicol IWMI Institute of Development Studies

📢An excellent initiative by Somerville College of University of Oxford, offering #scholarship to #Indian Applicants who are: #Dalit #Bahujan and #Adivasi (SC/ST/OBC) #FirstGen learners 👏🙌💙 Raju Kendre Dilip Mandal Meena Kotwal (मीना कोटवाल) madhuri xalxo Sukanya Shantha some.ox.ac.uk/the-oicsd/scho…

Climate migration isn't just a possibility, it's unfolding now. As environmental changes displace communities, we must address the human cost of climate change and support those forced to leave their homes in search of a safer future. #ClimateCrisis #ClimateMigration #ActNow

It's the third and final day of #POLLEN24! Check out today's diverse programme pollen2024.com Excited to share that my commentary on "just and plural political ecologies" is featured in Grassroots Journal of Political Ecology. Dive into the conversation here: grassrootsjpe.org/view/resource.…

On this #WorldMentalHealthDay, let’s not forget the silent toll disasters like the #BiharFloods take on mental health. Beyond the visible damage, countless lives are impacted emotionally. It’s time we prioritise mental well-being alongside physical recovery. #MentalHealthMatters