An
ODI, IWMI and Earthscan event
Water for Food, Water for Life
A Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management in Agriculture
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David Molden, Editor and Coordinator, Comprehensive
Assessment for Water Management in Agriculture, International
Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Julie van der Bliek, Director, Global Research
Division, International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Steve Wiggins, Research Fellow, Rural Policy and
Governance Group, ODI
Additional comments from Alan Nicol, Head,
Water Policy Programme, ODI
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John Farrington, Research Fellow, ODI |
Friday 30th March
1.00-2.30PM
ODI, 111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7JD
This comprehensive assessment of the world’s
water, written by experts with research from over 700 leading
specialists, critically evaluates current thinking on water and
its interplay with agriculture, charting the way forward with
concrete actions from management to policy level across all countries
and territories.
After framing the main issues and providing a comprehensive examination
of trends and scenarios in world water management, the book critically
examines the cross-cutting issues of reducing poverty, reforming
institutions for sustainable water management, avoiding or mitigating
ecosystem impacts, and improving water productivity.
At this ODI, International
Water Management Institute (IWMI) and Earthscan event, the
editor, David Molden and Julie van der
Bliek, Director of Global Research at IWMI, will present
their research findings. Steve Wiggins, a Research
Fellow in ODI's Rural Policy and Governance Group and Alan
Nicol, Head of the Water Policy Programme at ODI will
offer their comments on the research and its policy implications,
after which the panel will respond to questions and comments from
the audience.
If you would like to attend, please send an email with your name, organisation and contact details to: meetings@odi.org.uk
David Molden coordinated the Comprehensive Assessment
of Water Management in Agriculture and is now Deputy Director
General of the International Water Management Institute based
in Colombo, Sri Lanka. He has 25 years experience in several countries
in water resource research, development and management.
Julie van der Bliek is Director of the Global
Research Division at the International Water Management Institute.
For more information about the book and to purchase a copy, please
visit the Earthscan
website. Copies of the book will also be on sale at the event.
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