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ICID e-Bulletin Your Weekly News Wrap 30 August 2021 • Tuesday, 2021-August-31 
INVITATION TO JOIN THE MEMBERSHIP OF ICID International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), established in 1950 is the leading scientific, technical and professional international organization, which focuses on irrigation, drainage, and flood management. Click the link for more information: ICID Forthcoming Events 5th African Regional Conference (ARC) and 72nd International Executive Council (IEC) - Theme “SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION FOR IMPROVED RESILIENCE OF AGRICULTURE IN AFRICA” to be held b/w 23-30 November 2021, Marrakech, Morocco. 73rd IEC Meeting & 24th ICID Congress combined with the Irrigation Australia National Conference & Exhibition to be held in Adelaide, Australia from 3 October to 10 October 2022. 
World antimicrobial awareness week 2021 - spread awareness, stop resistance 26 August 2021 AMR is a complex problem affecting human, animal, plant and environmental health. Delevering a new future for rural Scotland 25 August 2021 It will help to develop new proposals for sustainable farming support by considering the Climate Change Plan Update and the Farmer-led Groups recommendations, alongside industry reports. These techniques are helping prairie farmers grow crops despite drought 25 August 2021 Satellite images of Kernaleguen's farm in 2013 and 2019. Kernaleguen began cover cropping in 2014, and he says it has significantly improved his soil quality and crop yields over the years. 
IPCC report and India’s opportunity to lead the world on climate change 28 August 2021 The report findings should concern us all. Our planet’s global surface temperature has already risen by 1.1°C from what it was between 1850 and 1900. How national security is being redefined by climate change 28 August 2021 The Pentagon is understandably one of the greatest users of energy in the world, requiring power for bases, jet fuel for planes, and energy for ships on a global scale. Control methane to global warming - fast 25 August 2021 Carbon dioxide reductions are key, but the IPCC’s latest report highlights the benefits of making cuts to other greenhouse gases, too. 
Canada’s crop production marred by drought, Brazil’s next crop outlook improves, as transportation costs rise 27 August 2021 Canada, the world’s biggest canola grower and a major wheat producer, forecasts a 26% drop in supplies of its main crops as drought ravages output and inventories shrink. 'Southern Blob' of hot ocean is causing a megadrought thousands of miles away in Chile 27 August 2021 Several thousand miles away, the South American nation of Chile has been experiencing a megadrought for more than a decade, with dwindling rain and water supplies. The plains and upper midwest are growing drier as drought deepens in the west. 25 August 2021 Nearly half of the land mass of the contiguous United States — 47 percent — is experiencing drought conditions, according to the latest report from the U.S. Drought Monitor. 
Hurricane Ida intensifies 29 August 2021 The storm was centered about 65 miles (100 kilometers) south of the mouth of the Mississippi River, and 80 miles (130 kilometers) south-southeast of costal Grand Isle, Louisiana. It was traveling northwest at 15 mph (24 kph). T o escape floodwaters, Kaziranga’s large herbivores risk moving through human-dominated spaces: study 27 August 2021 A new study finds that as the annual floods push wildlife out of submerged habitats within the park on the Brahmaputra river’s floodplains. Climate change implicated in Germany’s deadly floods 26 August 2021 Attribution study suggests extreme flood events will become more common in Western Europe as the world warms. 
Creating a “profound transformation” of Africa’s landscapes 27 August 2021 The places that are called ‘arid’ and ‘semi-arid’ – areas where famine is most often reported and most of the big challenges of land degradation exist – are where 70 percent of Africa’s agricultural landscapes are found. Geopolitics and food security: Why China goes fishing 27 August 2021 China consumes the largest quantity of fish in the world: 65 million tonnes in 2018, which accounts for 45% of the global volume. It means that on average Chinese consumption per capita is more than double compared to the rest of the world. Indigenous food security at risk following push for conservation plan 25 August 2021 According to a protected planet report, more than 16 percent of land and 7 percent of coastal waters are recognized as protected areas. 
Progress on change in water use efficiency - Global status and acceleration 27 August 2021 This report shows the progress in the monitoring of indicator 6.4.1 ”Change in water-use efficiency over time” for which FAO is custodian, in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) global report. New vegetable irrigation methods for a new world 25 August 2021 As water scarcity increases, scientists around the world are looking at growers’ options for irrigation methods.. “Running Dry”: unprecedented scale and impact of water scarcity in the Middle East and North Africa 22 August 2021 As we mark world water week, 90% of children MENA lives in areas of high water stress with serious healt consequence with their health, nutrition and health. 
Turkish, South Korean cooperation to ensure efficiency in water resources 27 August 2021 As more than 55 million people are negatively affected by draughts every year, almost half of the natural disasters between the years 1995-2021 comprised of floods upsetting 2,3 billion people. Managing risk: It’s time to talk about water 26 August 2021 It is becoming more salient as we’re consuming more water, due to population growth and economic development, and this in turn is driving awareness of the impact of distributional differences. New Mexico: An opportunity to lead freshwater conservation 25 August 2021 Freshwater is a crucial resource for all life on Earth. Healthy rivers, riparian areas, and wetlands support ~10% of all species despite covering less than 1% of the Earth’s surface. ICID e-Bulletin Your Weekly News Wrap 23 August 2021 • Tuesday, 2021-August-24 INVITATION TO JOIN THE MEMBERSHIP OF ICID
International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), established in 1950 is the leading scientific, technical and professional international organization, which focuses on irrigation, drainage, and flood management. Click the link for more information: ICID Forthcoming Events 5th African Regional Conference (ARC) and 72nd International Executive Council (IEC) - Theme “SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION FOR IMPROVED RESILIENCE OF AGRICULTURE IN AFRICA” to be held b/w 23-30 November 2021, Marrakech, Morocco. ----------------------------------------------  Agriculture
Land of opportunity: More sustainable Australian farming would protect our lucrative exports 23 August 2021 Agriculture accounts for about 13% of Australia’s total greenhouse gas emissions. The main source of emissions is methane from cattle and sheep. click here Canadian farmers are already familiar with many climate solutions 23 August 2021 The most potential for mitigating emissions from agriculture can be found in soil carbon sequestration (or carbon sinks). The IPCC estimates about 89 percent of mitigation potential can be achieved through this. click here Toxic blaze: the true cost of crop burning 19 August 2021 Some farmers believe burning is the most effective and cost-efficient way to clear land and fertilize the soil. click here  Climate change
Scientists turn to risky plan B as the world fails on climate change 22 August 2021 Some fear a future world addicted to an unnatural method of regulating the climate and the potential of terrible unintended consequences. click here One billion children at ‘extremely high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF 20 August 2021 Children in the Central African Republic, Chad, and Nigeria are among the most at risk of climate change, according to UNICEF’s first child-focused climate risk index. click here CFC ban bought us time to fight climate change, say scientists 17 August 2021 A worldwide ban on ozone-depleting chemicals in 1987 has averted a climate catastrophe today, scientists say. click here  Drought
Madagascar population facing a severe humanitarian crisis due to drought: UN resident coordinator 22 August 2021 Thousands of people are suffering from one of the worst droughts in the south of Madagascar in 40 years. click here Record temperatures, fire clouds, and drought ravage Earth in scorching-hot 2021+ 19 August 2021 NOAA (the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), three climate scientists dove into the most up-to-date numbers and predictions surrounding Earth's changing climate. click here Colorado River: First-ever shortage declared amid record US drought 17 August 2021 For the first time ever, the US government has declared a water shortage on the Colorado River, a life source to millions in the southwest. click here  Floods
Greece faces flood risk in wake of destructive wildfires 22 August 2021 Greece faces imminent flood risk in the areas afflicted by devastating wildfires this summer, a geomorphology expert has warned, calling on residents to improve awareness and their ability to deal with natural disasters. click here The lesson from German floods: prepare for the unimaginable 20 August 2021 A month after fatal floods swept through western Germany, survivors are still in shock and experts warn such disasters are becoming more common. click here Turkey floods: Death toll near the Black Sea rises to at least 70 17 August 2021 A huge search-and-rescue operation is underway in northern Turkey after flash floods along the Black Sea coast killed at least 70 people. click here  Food security
Growing beyond food security 22 August 2021 The largest city in the Philippines, Quezon City was hit particularly hard. During a high-level discussion on policies and strategies for Covid-19 recovery organized by the United Nations (UN) Philippines. click here What is a healthy diet and how can it help end world hunger? 19 August 2021 Local food systems can ensure healthy diets everywhere by growing nutritious and diverse crops. click here Food security is a right, not a privilege 17 August 2021 Food insecurity and poverty work like a positive feedback loop, we must decide to tackle both to increase the prevalence of well-fed individuals and communities around the world. click here  Irrigation
The Middle East is running out of water, and parts of it are becoming uninhabitable 22 August 2021 In Iran, Urmia has shrunk largely because so many people have exploited it, and some of the dams built in its basin mainly for irrigation have reduced the flow of water into the lake. click here India’s looming water crisis and urgent measures to address it 20 August 2021 Water tables have fallen drastically and we need paradigmatic changes in agricultural practices for resource conservation. click here The global water crisis will intensify with climate breakdown, says the report 17 August 2021 Changes to the planet’s natural rainfall patterns are one of the biggest impacts of the climate crisis, and the landmark IPCC report. click here  Water resource management
The crucial role of equines highlighted at World Water Week 19 August 2021 The international event to tackle global water challenges starts on Monday, August 23. Organized by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI). click here As populations grow, how will thirsty cities survive their drier futures? 18 August 2021 Over the coming decades, climate change will bring unexpected changes in the temporal and spatial distribution of water resources. click here How water shortages are brewing wars 17 August 2021 Unprecedented levels of dam building and water extraction by nations on great rivers are leaving countries further downstream increasingly thirsty, increasing the risk of conflicts. click here Upcoming EVENTS 39th IAHR World Congress, 19 - 24 June 2022 - From Snow to Sea, Granda, Spain ICID e-Bulletin Your Weekly News Wrap 16 August 2021 • Monday, 2021-August-16
International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), established in 1950 is the leading scientific, technical and professional international organization, which focuses on irrigation, drainage, and flood management. Click the link for more information: click here ------------------------------------------- AgricultureThe missing piece of new biodiversity goals? Managed landscapes 14 August 2021 A Sumatran farmer spreads organic fertilizer on her agroforest farm, to increase soil matter, infiltration, and water storage. click here Aquaponics: The future of agriculture? 13 August 2021 Monoculture food production and excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides are harming our soils and biodiversity and threaten entire ecosystems.click here We need an AgTech revolution 10 August 2021 It has shown the need for urgent action to transform our agricultural practices and invest in agricultural technology innovation if we are to prevent long-term devastation from climate change. click here Climate changeAsia won’t solve climate change without reform of financial markets 15 August 2021 The ability to collect high-quality data on things like land management and the environmental impact of firms has never been easier given the availability of digital and remote sensing technologies. click here A world burning up and underwater must finally act on climate change 14 August 2021 Recent extreme weather disasters underscore that we are running out of time to address climate change. click here IPCC climate report: Earth is warmer than it’s been in 125,000 years 9 August 2021 Landmark assessment says that greenhouse gases are unequivocally driving extreme weather — but that nation can still prevent the worst impacts. click here DroughtHeatwaves, wildfires & drought: How this summer is a ‘preview’ of Earth’s coming climate crisis 15 August 2021 Extreme weather and oppressive heat have hit everywhere from the Pacific Northwest to parts of Europe and North Africa. Climate scientists expect more of it. click here Droughts shrink hydropower, pose risk to the global push to clean energy 14 August 2021 Hydropower is the world's top source of clean energy and makes up close to 16% of world electricity generation, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). click here Drought threatens Hungarian lake with the environmental crisis 14 August 2021 Environmental experts in Hungary say the effects of climate change and insufficient infrastructure are colliding to threaten the country’s third-largest natural lake with an economic and ecological crisis. click here FloodsTurkey floods: Death toll near the Black Sea rises to at least 40 14 August 2021 A huge search-and-rescue operation is underway in northern Turkey after flash floods along the Black Sea coast killed at least 40 people. click here People are moving into risky flood zones—but they may not have a choice 12 August 2021 Flooding affects more people than any other environmental hazard and hinders sustainable development. Investing in flood adaptation strategies may reduce the loss of life and livelihood caused by floods. click here Climate emergency: It is time to prepare for severe floods that will hit South Asia 12 August 2021 Models show that for a 3°C rise in mean temperature, the number of people annually affected in South Asia can more than triple, disrupting the lives of more than 100 million people. click here Food securityCOVID-19: Protecting the invisible enablers of food security 13 August 2021 National governments must introduce legislation to regulate exploitative industries and trades which harm animal health and welfare, risking the food security of their owner. click here Hunger is the story of our time 12 August 2021 Numerous international agencies have released reports with similar findings, showing that the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic solidified the already downward trend towards growing hunger and food insecurity. click here The pandemic has been devastating for food insecurity in India, especially for the youth 11 August 2021 The pandemic has exposed the vulnerabilities of health systems and other national and global health mechanisms to respond effectively to crises. click here IrrigationWestern water projects in infrastructure deal 14 August 2021 The plan would provide $1.15 billion for improving water storage and transport infrastructures such as dams and canals. click here The multi-billion-dollar giants that are melting away 11 August 2021 Billions of people around the world depend on the waters locked away in glaciers for their livelihoods, power, and food. click here Gravity watering system saves resources and raises yields 10 August 2021 N-Drip’s precise agriculture system drip-irrigated fields that were formerly flooded, addressing the world water shortage while improving outcomes. click here Water resources managementStill, sparkling or sewage? Singapore eyes turning waste into clean drinking water 13 August 2021 The Southeast Asian island nation has very limited resources and has long had to rely principally on water supplies from neighbouring Malaysia. click here Pakistan’s real challenge: Water crisis 13 August 2021 Despite the mighty K2 and ferocious Indus river water resources in Pakistan are depleting fast. IMF has ranked Pakistan third among the countries facing severe water shortages in the world. click here Canada gets serious about water woes. Will indigenous voices be heard? 12 August 2021 Canada holds 20% of the world’s freshwater supply. It has more lakes than any country in the world. click here
FAO World Water Week! Online! 23 - 27 August 2021. Click the link for more informationhttps://www.worldwaterweek.org/event/9880-water-for-food-nutrition-and-health-global-direction-for-no-one XV World Aqua Congress - 2021,International Conference & Exhibition Schedule 14 - 17 September 2021 5th Arab Water Forum - 21 - 23 September 2021 in Grand Hyatt, Dubai under the patronage of the United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure and supported by the League of Arab States (LAS) and the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Egypt (MWRI), in collaboration with national, regional and international partners. click here IUCN World Conservation Congress Conference IUCN World Conservation Congress Conference schedule 3 – 11 September 2021 in Marseille, France click here 9th World Water ForumMarch 21 - 26, 2022, Diamniadio (Dakar) – Senegal with the theme "Water security for peace and development."click here Granda, Spain 39th IAHR World Congress, 19 - 24 June 2022 - From Snow to Sea click here 17 IWRA World Water Congress,29 November - 3 December 2021, Daegu, Republic of KOREAclick here
FAO-UN WASAG STRATEGY for 2021-2024: The Global Framework on Water Scarcity in Agriculture Turning water scarcity into opportunities for sustainable agriculture, food security & nutrition click here Irrigation & Drainage in Republic of Uzbekistan History & Modern State:Towards the 70th anniversary of the International Commission on Irrigation & Drainage (ICID)click here Hydrological Aspects of Climate Change Part of the Springer Transactions in Civil and Environmental Engineering book series (STICEE) This volume arises from the work of Roorkee Water Conclave 2020 and focuses on the hydrological aspects of climate change, hydrological extremes, and adaptation for water resources management. The research papers in this book are centered on themes such as climate change and water security, water resources management, and adaptation to climate change. Contemporary Environmental Problems In Nepal This book will utilize many empirical examples of environmental cases spanning the diverse landscapes of Nepal to demonstrate how useful information GIS tools can be ineffective decision making and record keeping in such a problematic South Asian ‘developing country’, ISBN 978-3-030-50168-6 Linking food, nutrition and the environment in Indonesia: A perspective on sustainable food systems This brief reviews the interlinkages between food, nutrition, and the environment in Indonesia, and the role of national food policies in addressing the challenges in these sectors. While Indonesia is a mega-biodiverse country, nationally supported agricultural production programs tend to focus on a few high-value commodities, contributing to low dietary diversity. Guidance – Water Resources Planning Guideline (24 February 2021) This guideline is relevant to water companies in England and Wales. It is also relevant to those producing regional plans. click here ICID e-Bulletin Your Weekly News Wrap 9 August 2021 • Tuesday, 2021-August-10
International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), established in 1950 is the leading scientific, technical and professional international organization, which focuses on irrigation, drainage, and flood management. Click the link for more information:click here -------------------------------------------------------- Agriculture Climate Change Drought Floods Food Security Irrigation Water Resources Management
ICID e-Bulletin 2 August 2021 • Wednesday, 2021-August-04
International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), established in 1950 is the leading scientific, technical and professional international organization, which focuses on irrigation, drainage, and flood management. Click the link for more information: click here ICID Webinar on "Climate Smart Agricultural Water Management Best Practice, Policy FrameWork and Way Forward" to be held on 6 August 2021 at 15:00 (IST). Click the following link to register; click here ___________________________________________________ Agriculture Climate change Drought Floods Food security Irrigation Water resources managementUpcoming EVENTS Publications <<< Previous page | Next page >>>
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