Water-Energy-Food Nexus

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The importance of valuing water

This World Water Day, six researchers share insights on the value of water and lessons learned on how to equitably manage and protect this valuable resource.

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Water
Climate
Health
Governance
22 March 2021
Africa
Europe
EU
United States
Asia

Valuing water

SEI researchers apply a range of economic methods to explore the value of water and enable plans that foster cooperation across sectors and boundaries.

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Water
2021

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The importance of valuing water

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Climate change and increased irrigation demands: What is left for hydropower generation? Results from two semi-arid basins

Energy for water utilization in China and policy implications for integrated planning

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SEI Initiative on Climate Services

CERC-WET

Assessing the implications of water harvesting intensification on upstream–downstream ecosystem services: A case study in the Lake Tana basin

The SEI Initiative on the Water, Energy and Food Nexus

Rapid Appraisal of the Water-Energy-Food Nexus in Zambia

Using Water-Energy-Food Security Nexus to Promote Climate Resilient Decisions and Model Actions in Selected Landscapes along Akagera Basin

SEI Initiative on Sustainable Sanitation

A nexus approach to the post-2015 agenda: formulating integrated water, energy, and food SDGs

Applying the nexus – meeting Ethiopia’s development goals by addressing links between water, energy and food

Governance of the nexus: from buzz words to a strategic action perspective

Beating water and land shortages in the Middle East and North Africa

Advancing the water-energy-food nexus: social networks and institutional interplay in the Blue Nile