The far-reaching use of artworks (eg paintings, music, films) in environmental activism
fosters cognitive processes and behavioural changes. At the margins of the environmental …

Communal irrigation or user-managed irrigation–also long referred to as indigenous or
traditional irrigation–has been the focus of interest for two main complementary reasons: 1) …

Fresh groundwater, as an essential component of global water resources and a special type
of mineral wealth, has a whole set of features that affect social infrastructure, the economy …

One of the fundamental sustainable development goals has been recognized as having
access to clean water for drinking purposes. In the Anthropocene era, rapid urbanization put …

Groundwater constitutes 99% of all liquid freshwater globally that is available for human use.
Groundwater levels in the Nairobi aquifer system (NAS) have been declining over time …

In this article, we bring concepts of institutional bricolage, moral ecological rationalities and
care into engagement, to explain the everyday management of an irrigation scheme in …

Farmer‐led irrigation development (FLID) is a process where individual farmers play a
driving role in configuring agricultural technology practices, crop‐specific market linkages …

This paper is motivated by the pressing need to understand how water use and irrigated
agriculture can be transformed in the interests of both social and environmental …

Groundwater is increasingly seen as crucial to both agricultural and domestic water supply
in sub-Saharan Africa. Citing climate change and growing populations, there is especially a …

This paper is concerned with how water prospectors, well diggers, and irrigation farmers
come to know groundwater. Drawing on cases from Tanzania and Zimbabwe, the paper …