The IIASA Water Program works across various water-related sectors and management scales. It studies a range of possible future socioeconomic changes and technological innovations.
The program seeks to incorporate water science into assessment and planning studies at the nexus of water, food, energy, and environmental security. Its aim is to establish a critical mass of water knowledge through development of new modeling tools and data collection.
Objectives
World Water Day held annually on 22 March, celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living withou... More
The Arctic region is heating up faster than any other place on Earth, and as more and more sea ice is lost every year, we are already feeling the impacts. IIASA researchers explored strategies for cooling down the oceans in a world without this important cooling mechanism. More
Mountains and highlands are often referred to as natural “water towers” because they provide lowland communities with essential freshwater for drinking, irrigation, industry, food, and energy production. A new Nature study provides insight into this valuable resource, which is crucial to the welfare of 1.9 billion people. More
Several IIASA researchers from the Air Quality and Greenhouse Gases Program, the Energy Program, the Ecosystems Services and Management Program, and the Water Program, have been recognized again for their outstanding contribution to scientific literature. More
A ground-breaking study into sustainable solutions to jointly meet water, energy and land demands at the global level, and also zooming into two large transboundary basins facing multiple development and environmental challenges: The Zambezi and the Indus. More
The Water Futures and Solutions Initiative is a ground-breaking study into sustainable solutions to meet local, national, and global water challenges. It is looking for additional partners from the development, business, and scientific community. More
An open source model to examine how future water demand will evolve in response to socioeconomic change and how water availability will change in response to climate. More
A new tool to inform the design of cost-effective and sustainable water policy decisions. More
World Water Day held annually on 22 March, celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living withou... More
IIASA Water Program Director Yoshihide Wada has been invited as a key speaker at the First G20 Agricultural Deputies mee... More
IIASA researchers and staff will participate in the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2019, presenting n... More
World Water Day is held annually on 22 March and is about taking actions to tackle global water challenges. IIASA is inv... More
Water research at IIASA
IIASA research programs have continually been active in water science since the Institute's inception in 1972. IIASA played a prominent role in various recent large integrated water projects: WATCH (Water and Global Change); SCENES (Scenarios for Europe and Neighbouring States).
CONTACT DETAILS
Principal Research Scholar Water Security Research Group - Biodiversity and Natural Resources Program
Research Group Leader and Senior Research Scholar Water Security Research Group - Biodiversity and Natural Resources Program
Project Officer Water Security Research Group - Biodiversity and Natural Resources Program
IIASA Water Program researchers have developed a new model to study #water #systems across whole continents. Study published today in @theAGU journal Water Resources Research | https://t.co/lLNS6Nq1pT #watermanagement #waterenergyfood #waterresources #watersystems pic.twitter.com/uFjqsh7GIB
— IIASA (@IIASAVienna) October 12, 2018
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