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The Water Evaluation and Planning tool (WEAP) provides a comprehensive, flexible and user-friendly framework for policy analysis in water resources planning.
Our work aims to transform current decision making around access to water, the greatest risk to global prosperity, and addressing the SDGs.
SEI researchers apply a range of economic methods to explore the value of water and enable plans that foster cooperation across sectors and boundaries.
SEI is designing water allocation models that explicitly represent every water right and assess the impact of in-stream flow requirements on water users.
This project will assess the impact of climate change on the Katari watershed and evaluate potential conflicts between ecohydrological and urban water demands.
SEI researchers build water models and work with stakeholders throughout Africa to explore management strategies for an uncertain climate future.
This project will create a poverty framework for the Stung Chinit basin and incorporate it into a water resources model.
SEI researchers work throughout California to model complex water systems and explore sustainable management options.
SEI researchers are working on a new framework to ensure water models provide decision-makers with the tools to address poverty and inequality.
SEI is working with USAID to strengthen water security and foster cooperation among five countries in Central Asia.
SEI is working with the Distrito Metropolitano de Quito (DMQ) to help identify robust adaptation options for the water supply system in Quito, Ecuador.
A team led by SEI worked with water managers in California's Yolo County to prepare for implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA).
This project helps countries in the NENA region adopt an analytical framework on the Water-Food-Energy-Climate-Ecosystem Nexus.
SEI researchers use Geographic Information Systems and remote sensing tools to develop solutions for water and natural resource management issues.
Under a climate change adaptation approach, 25 municipalities in Cochabamba benefit from the update of the Basin Master Plan presented by SEI.