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• Gopalganj Administration Dismantles Illegal Barriers to Restore Vital Agricultural Waterflow Across Kotalipara Canal

  Published: Apr 7, 2026

  Section: Global Economy

  Authorities in Kotalipara have successfully reclaimed a 500-meter section of a public canal that had been obstructed by local influential groups using bamboo fencing and makeshift...

• Kandahar and Herat Residents Gain Relief as Solar-Powered Infrastructure Addresses Afghanistan’s Acute Water Crisis

  Published: Mar 22, 2026

  Section: Asia

  The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), in partnership with local water authorities, has completed major infrastructure upgrades in Kandahar and Herat to provide safe...

• Groundwater depletion is not inevitable as new global study identifies ten keys to successful aquifer recovery

  Published: Mar 21, 2026

  Section: Science & Tech

  A comprehensive analysis of 67 successful groundwater recovery cases reveals that over 80 percent of restored aquifers benefited from sourcing alternative water supplies. Researche...

• Agricultural Experts Demand Structural Value Chain Overhaul to Combat Looming Food Insecurity and Rising Inflation

  Published: Mar 20, 2026

  Section: Africa

  Prominent stakeholders in Nigeria’s agribusiness sector have warned that current production targets will fail without fundamental reforms in mechanization, irrigation, and post-har...

• Uzbekistan Authorizes $49 Million Emergency Funding to Fortify Irrigation Infrastructure Against Rising Water Scarcity

  Published: Mar 9, 2026

  Section: Asia

  The Uzbek government has committed 600 billion UZS to a nationwide modernization of its canal systems following a presidential decree aimed at mitigating imminent water shortages....

• Indonesia Secures 324 Day Rice Reserve Surplus as Ministry Halts Imports Amid Resilient 2026 Production Cycle

  Published: Mar 7, 2026

  Section: Asia

  Agriculture Minister Amran Sulaiman announced that Indonesia’s national rice reserves have reached 27.99 million tons, providing a strategic buffer for nearly a full year. The gove...

• Severe Drought Threatens to Undermine Recent Diplomatic Gains in Central Asian Water Cooperation

  Published: Feb 23, 2026

  Section: Environment

  Extreme drought conditions are putting a strain on the water sharing agreements established among Central Asian nations. The shortage is forcing difficult trade-offs between hydrop...