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Water is the linchpin of climate action at COP30; embedding water resilience into global adaptation goals is essential for equity, security, and susta

As climate-driven extreme events are on the rise, Indian cities must adopt sustainable and adaptive water management to tackle them

As climate change intensifies risks along the world’s coastlines, inclusive approaches to water governance and the blue economy are essential for bu

The pandemic — while not caused by climate change — is a wonderful and horrible example of a radical non-stationary occurrence.

Extreme water events are affecting cities in various parts of the world. During rainy seasons or in the event of typhoons or cyclones, the sudden inflows of large volumes of rainwater into cities, combined with inadequate preparedness of administrative agencies, result in injuries, loss of lives, and damage to property. This brief examines excess-rainwater-related incidents in select global cities, reviews innovative practices for managing floodi

Delhi—a city and union territory of India containing the country’s capital, New Delhi—continues to grow in population, posing challenges to civic agencies in the provision of citizens’ essential needs. This brief examines the experience of Delhi’s water agency in obtaining raw water, amid the growing gap in supply and demand that is only being exacerbated by climate change. The brief finds multiple reasons for the inadequacy of raw wate