In the context of water reuse for vineyard irrigation, the objectives of VITIREUT project are: To acquire technical and scientific knowledge on the impact of irrigation from reclaimed urban wastewater…
In the context of reclaimed wastewater reuse in agriculture, the MUSE ALLEA project will study the water qualifies along the Water/Soil/Plant continuum.
The SDG-pathfinding project aims to develop novel tools and capacities to understand and manage SDG interlinkages and support a sustainable development pathway for African countries that is adapted to local…
© JC. Bader, IRD : Existing and projected dams on the Senegal River Basin. The construction of new dams in the basin planned by the OMVS member states (Guinea, Mali,…
Since the 1990s, the regulations governing the practice of Reuse of Treated Wastewater in France have been renewed.
The IDES project proposes to build, in consultation with the actors of the oasis of Jemna, a response to the challenge of a sustainable management taking into account three goals:…
© Photo : Small irrigation basins - Rahim Ouedraogo (Cirad) The project aims to co-construct irrigation solutions with the main actors of small-scale irrigation sector in Burkina Faso,…
© Photo : Irrigated tomato crop - Claire SERRA-WITTLING (INRAE) ACTIS COMPUTER plans to offer home gardeners an innovative information technology (IT) solution to schedule irrigation with only little information needed.…
© Photo : Experimental platform - B. Molle, INRAE Food security and water management in the Mediterranean Region are challenged by reduced water availability due to climate change.…
The research project GOETHE "Governing Mediterranean coastal basins to better fight against the eutrophication of lagoons and initiate their ecological restoration" is an interdisciplinary project that brings together researchers from…
The main objective of HubIS is to favour the emergence, evaluate and boost innovations aiming at reducing the performance gap and thus improve the sustainability of irrigation systems in the…
Billions of people around the world rely for their everyday existence on groundwater. Its invisibility, however, makes groundwater notoriously difficult to govern, also complicating efforts to avoid depletion or pollution.
Agriculture has both positive and negative impacts on the environment, such as the contamination of water by pesticides. The relationship between agricultural practices and environmental impacts are complex. Identifying…
The water quality degradation of the Franche-Comté karstic rivers for several decades has resulted in particular in an excess of nutrients. The overall objective of this project is…
Climate change will certainly increase conflicts concerning water use and will require both water eco-efficient management and access to new resources. Farmers will need to prove they are making good…
The forms of appropriation and distribution of water reveal the relationships between people, society and environment. By studying specific aspects of the water resource, its uses and misuses, we seek…
The NEWAVE project aims to point the way forward in the global debate about water governance. It does so by developing research and training for a new generation of future…
This project will use an interdisciplinary approach combining socio-anthropology, spatialized hydrological modelling and territorial consultation methods to promote collaborative agricultural pollution management projects at the territorial scale.
COSTEA Cambodia - Understanding and Managing the Cambodian Floodplains, the Preks of Kandal Province
This projects aims at understanding the coupled socio-hydro dynamics at play in a specific area of the Upper Mekong delta, “the prek area” in the Kandal province of Cambodia.
© Photo : C. Leduc, IRD Monsoon rains have always been central to the life-system of the Indian population, with past societies developing multiple strategies to manage water resources and…
