Prior to working for SEI, Monique spent two years researching multiple-use water services (MUS) in Nepal and Maharashtra, India, including use of appropriate water control technologies, linkage of smallholders to markets, and use of the Learning Alliance approach for up-scaling at regional, national, and international levels.
In graduate school she researched point of use water filtration and wheat production in rural Maharashtra and worked on capacity building with a Native American food systems organization.
- Simulated water resource impacts and livelihood implications of stakeholder-developed scenarios in the Jaldhaka Basin, India
- Opportunities for Agricultural Water Management interventions in the Jaldhaka watershed in Koch Bihar, West Bengal, India
- Opportunities revealed by the Nepal multiple-use water services experience
- Agricultural Water Management and Livelihoods in the Jaldhaka Watershed in West Bengal, India
- AWM Interventions and Monitoring and Evaluation: Potential Approaches at the Watershed Level