The Water Governance Blog at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education
The last of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
The third of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
The second of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
The first of a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and...
Introducing a series of four visual essays showcasing projects across the Netherlands, Italy, and Taiwan. The projects investigate the ecocultural transformation of landscapes through situated research and art-based methodologies towards imagining and restoring hydrosocial...
As the Niger river shrinks under climate change, young men from Gao, in Mali, travel to Algerian oases to work and return home with skills, equipment, and knowledge that help them transforming agriculture. Our...
IHE Delft alumna Sherine El-Wattar came back to Delft as a guest lecturer to share her experience at the IPCC and the COP with the master students involved in a simulation game on climate...
IHE Delft alumna Toka Mahmoud reflects on the need to go beyond numbers and build relations in research through interdisciplinary methods to better understand the social consequences of climate change and push people to...
A documentary film speculating on climate migration along the Dutch-German border helps us to critically reflect on the notion of climate refugees and how we represent them in the media. A few weeks ago,...
In September 2021, Project Poldergeist was launched, a series of animated videos that explore the complexities of life below sea level in the Netherlands and other coastal regions. The host of the series is...
Pension funds have a great influence on our future, but they often invest in projects affecting human rights or the environment. Following the example of other Dutch universities, Pieter van der Zaag, Leon Hermans,...
Fiction can shape our understanding of water. Ashley Cahillane discusses how two novels narrate the relation between water infrastructure, privatization, climate change and gender, telling stories of oppression but also of resistance. This study...
On the 5th of December, the Water, Peace & Security (WPS) Partnership launches its Global Early Warning Tool. Susanne Schmeier, Emilie Broek, Rolien Sasse, Charles Iceland, Rozemarijn ter Horst, and Karen Meijer discuss how...
At this moment policy makers from 195 countries are together in Katowice, Poland, for the annual UNFCCC Climate Change Conference (COP24) to discuss their commitments to reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses. Countries can...
Jaap Evers and Assela Pathirana edited a special issue on Adaptation to Climate Change in the Mekong River Basin in the journal Climatic Change. The special issue features research from multiple scientific disciplines (hydrology,...
