resource, and its availability is an essential component in socioeconomic development and poverty reduction. The Himalayas are the source of countless perennial rivers, but paradoxically substantial number of mountain

Events

Scaling Up Technologies

Lessons from the Barahchhetra community in the Koshi River Basin of Nepal

Let the Music Play on

Blog

The conference, held from 16 to 19 February, brought together more than 80 researchers, policy makers, journalists, and practitioners from the four countries sharing the Indus basin, as well as international experts and representatives of

NEPCAT

Regional training on “Glacio-hydrological modelling using the SPHY model”

Workshop on the action research design to build the adaptive capacity of the migrant sending households in the flood affected rural communities

Training on Development of a Pilot Regional Flood Outlook

Stories

Spring management

Vulnerability and Adaptation

Staff Articles

Component 4

The System of Rice Intensifi cation (SRI) was developed in Madagascar by Henri de Laulanie, in the 1980s. The practice contributes to both healthier soil and healthier plants, supported by greater root growth and the nurturing of soil microbial

Steering Committee meeting held in Lahore, Pakistan in March 2015.

High rate of population increase in the region and associated socio-economic problems, high consumption of water per ton of produced food, unequal access to water and...

Glaciers, Changing Surface Water Regimes and GroundWater Resources: Connecting the Dots Nepal told to submit sixth biodiversity report 22 Dec 2016 Dhaulagiri glacier shrinking, thanks to climate change 21 Dec 2016 ICIMOD-supported Local