Background of why the project started: Data from previous EfD-funded work in Kenya indicated that a substantial fraction of customers in Nairobi have arrears associated with their water accounts (i.e

Background of why the project started EfD-Kenya’s previous and ongoing engagement with Nairobi City Water and Sewer Company (NCWSC), the National Water Regulator (WASREB), and the Water Services Trust

The project will inform the Chilean government’s implementation of Small Scale Aquaculture (SSA) to reduce pressure on wild marine resources and to provide income-generating activities to vulnerable

Livestock production systems in developing countries are undergoing very rapid development. Sustained participation in development decisions regarding equitable, long term production rests upon a

Existing research evidence shows that global warming leads to increasingly erratic weather patterns. Rainy seasons become harder to predict, and dry-spells often last longer. Ethiopia, a country

The aim of this project is to contribute to the design of water demand management strategies related to water price and technology adoption for residential water consumption in urban areas with rapid

Flooding and drought pose severe risks to Ethiopia’s economy and society. Recent analysis by EDRI in collaboration with Vivid Economics and the University of Oxford shows that even modest hydrological

This is a collaborative study with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity (MoWIE), WRI and other partners to develop a water gap analysis in order to understand future water stress

Gold mining produces large environmental impacts with significant land-use conversion and pollution of both water and air, linked to mercury and other heavy metals. The communities engaged in gold