Water use accounts in CPWF basins series:
ALL 11 PAPERS NOW AVAILABLE!
Revised July 2008 CPWF publication guidelines are now available. Find out how you publish your CPWF work, especially if you are now writing your Project Report.
The CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food (CPWF) is an international, multi-institutional research initiative with a strong emphasis on north-south and south-south partnerships. Its goal is to increase the productivity of water used for agriculture, leaving more water for other users and the environment. More…
ANNOUNCEMENTS More Announcements
02. Apr 2010
CPWF website redevelopment
www.waterandfood.org undergoing redevelopment
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31. Mar 2010
Reaching the Rural Poor in a Fast Changing World: Resilience and Agricultural Water Management
Three CPWF Learning Events to be held in the U.S. this week at IFPRI and the World Bank
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16. Mar 2010
Mekong field visit with CPWF donors
CPWF Donor (EC, IFAD) Visit, Cambodia, Phnom Penh, 8-12 March, 2010: Summary Documentation of Events
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Category: Publications11. Mar 2010
Global Change: Impacts on Water and Food Security
New book illuminates impact of policies, institutions and investments on water resources and food...
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Category: Publications11. Mar 2010
Water-use accounting: Working Paper sub-series launch
The Basin Focal Projects partner with Australia's CSIRO in this special Working Paper sub-series -...
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Enjoy access to photos by our international network of water and food researchers through the CPWF Flickr page
Learn more about the Challenge Programs. These independently-governed reform programs of the CGIAR system's high-impact research require strong partnerships among a wide range of institutions in order to deliver meaningful impacts.
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Director's Notes
Alain Vidal announces the CPWF/SRC resilience workshop at this year's World Water Week, and updates our stakeholders on the latest program activity.
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The Basin Focal Projects identify the links between water, food and poverty in 10 river basins, as the world faces a global water crisis, propelled by population growth and an increasing demand on food production.
For 2nd International Forum on Water and Food proceedings, keynote presentations and slideshows, visit www.ifwf2.org![]()