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The Feed the Future Water for Agriculture Activity, an initiative supported by the United States Agency for International Development, said it had increased access to water for almost 55,000 farmers and herders in northeastern states of Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe.

The 'Feed the Future Water for Agriculture' activity, supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has increased access to water for almost 55,000 farmers and herders in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe States and resulted in over 1,600 farmers adopting improved agriculture production practices. USAID disclosed this in a statement on Monday. Access…

Access to water and scarce water facilities have contributed to conflict between herders and farmers in the Northeast. The four-year (2019 – 2023) Water for Agriculture activity, implemented by Catholic Relief Services and partners, helped reduce tensions between the two communities. Across the three states, Water for Agriculture constructed and rehabilitated 21 water facilities, including dams, irrigation schemes, boreholes, and water retention ponds.

The Feed the Future Water for Agriculture activity, supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has increased access to

Located in Riyadh Province, the Al Haer plant will boast a total capacity of 200,000 cu m per day once it starts the commercial operation during the third quarter of 2026

Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC) has announced that four utility developer consortiums led by global leaders including Acciona, GS Inma and Besix are in the race for the Al-Haer Independent Sewage Treatment plant with a 200,000 cu m/day capacity.

Pretoria - The Department of Water and Sanitation says it will continue with water restrictions across the country as the drought is far from over.

Portsmouth Water awarded Future Water MJJV – a joint venture of Van Oord Group company Mackley and Wales-based Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK – the £167M

Funding has been secured for the new reservoir which will help supply Southern England with enhanced water supplies in the face of escalating climate risks

UKIB’s contribution is its first deal aimed at improving the UK’s climate resilience and follows on from the government’s Environmental Improvement Plan