Water and sanitation, migration and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Briefing papers | July 2018 | Guy Jobbins, Ian Langdown and Giselle Bernard This briefing considers the impact of migration on the achievement of SDG 6, which requires safely managed water and sanitation services for all. Downloads
Video infographic: energy, migration and the 2030 Agenda Infographic | July 2018 Considering the relationships between migration and energy, and how migration will affect achievement of SDG 7 (affordable and clean energy). Find out more
Video infographic: water and sanitation, migration and the 2030 Agenda Infographic | July 2018 Considering the impact of migration on the achievement of SDG 6, which requires safely managed water and sanitation services for all. Find out more
Water security in the protracted crises and post-conflict reconstruction of the Middle East Briefing papers | April 2018 | Guy Jobbins, Steve Commins and Bryn Welham This briefing note outlines how water sector interventions can meet the needs of countries in crisis and conflict in the Middle East and North Africa. Downloads
The right to water: where’s the remedy? Comment | 19 March 2018 | Peter Newborne Research in Burkina Faso shows that rural communities aren't being provided with the infrastructure they need in order to have equitable access to water. Read and comment
Millions being delivered for the water sector, but billions are needed Comment | 12 March 2018 | Merylyn Hedger The water sector isn't receiving enough climate finance to meet the aspirations of international climate targets and nationally determined contributions. Read and comment
Staying hydrated in a thirsty future: learning from Cape Town Comment | 8 March 2018 | Ian Langdown What can other cites learn from Cape Town’s experience of water scarcity? Read and comment
Politics, poverty, and climate change: stories from Cape Town’s ‘Day Zero’ Comment | 8 March 2018 | Leo Roberts Leo Roberts examines some of the social, political and environmental complexity behind Cape Town's urban water crisis. Read and comment
Making water infrastructure investment decisions in a changing climate: Kenya Research reports and studies | November 2017 | Naomi Oates and Martin Marani This report conducts a political economy analysis to explore the contexts within which decisions about river basin development are made in Kenya. Downloads
Making water infrastructure investment decisions in a changing climate: Ghana Research reports and studies | November 2017 | Beatrice Mosello, Ronald Adamtey and Emmanuel Obuobie This report conducts a political economy analysis to explore the contexts within which decisions about river basin development are made in Ghana. Downloads
