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    Florence at Kakemera Community handpump (May 2018) | Documentation of groundwater sources and their hydrogeological setting in the Lodwar area allows for a detailed understanding of their operational, water quality and pollution status, and the potential for resource development

    9 December 2019

    ECR Feature | Groundwater is a vital invisible resource – to use it, we need to better understand it and make it visible

    Early Career Researcher Florence Tanui, Ph.D. Fellow in Geology at the University of Nairobi, shares key insights from the groundwater research she has been leading in Lodwar, Kenya, as part of REACH.

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    Photo by IISD/ENB | Kiara Worth

    18 October 2019

    How can we increase capacity for water-related climate adaptation? Lessons and opportunities from Ethiopian river basins

    Capacity building within and across institutions is a critical step to accelerating water-related climate adaptation. Dr Ellen Dyer shares insights from a session themed around this topic, hosted by REACH at the African Climate Risk Conference on 7 October.

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    Credit: Alice Chautard/REACH

    9 October 2019

    What we know, don’t know and need to know about future East African Climate | 4 September cross-project meeting

    On 4 September, REACH hosted a collaborative meeting on East-African climate, in collaboration with AfricanSWIFT, the IMPALA and HyCristal FCFA projects. Here’s a summary from the meetings and key messages from ECRs.

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    UK Department for International Development Parliamentary Under Secretary of State

    'Access to water is a defining challenge for the 21st century. The UK has already helped 43 million people to access clean water, but there is far more to be done.'

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