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Spring revival work in Bhutan, India, and Nepal
We are also working with the government in Bhutan, providing training and support in piloting and scaling springshed management. After two years of intervention, the revival of a previously dry spring has been reported in Paro district.
In India, we continue to lend support at state and district levels. Community resource persons we trained monitor several critical springs we have identified. In Manipur, with the Directorate of Environment and Climate Change, we organised a capacity-building training using our six-step methodology, which, along with community and government support, continues to be the cornerstone of our springshed revival success story.
Chyura, also called the 'Indian Butter Tree' grows abundantly around KSL-CDI pilot villages in the Bin and Munakot blocks of Pithoragarh. Chyura ...
Community-Based Flood Early Warning Systems (CBFEWS) function best when stakeholders – community caretakers, nodal authorities, trainers, ...
The shocks of climate and the pandemic have demonstrated the vulnerability of the tourism economy in ...
A project in Nepal’s middle hills works to address problems of water scarcity In Tinpiple, a village in Kavre District approximately ...
Since radio has both a large user base and low barrier to access, it is an ...
Our CBFEWS success inspires a flood intervention project in Malawi
Based on long-term commitments through a joint action research project we undertook with the Dhankuta Municipality ...
A rapidly changing climate and frequent extreme weather events are resulting in disturbances in the largely ...