Water scarcity is a global challenge, yet existing responses are failing to cope with current
shocks and stressors, including those attributable to climate change. In sub-Saharan Africa …

Evidence underscores that water inaccessibility in rural sub‐Saharan Africa (SSA)
disproportionately affects women due to patriarchal gender norms and practices. In the …

Compounding systems of marginalization differentiate and shape water-related risks. Yet,
quantitative water security scholarship rarely assesses such risks through intersectionality, a …

Coastal areas are already facing various risks due to increasing climate-related hazards that
are likely to amplify with changing climate and make the households living in these areas …

The persistence of the water insecurity challenge has manifested in weak government
financial systems, insufficient technical capacity, and ineffective water governance systems …

Intra-household food system agency is affected by individual physiology, environmental
diversity, variations in social conditions, relational perspectives and distribution within …

Seawater intrusion is a growing pressure in coastal communities worldwide, putting millions
of people at risk of excess salinity in drinking water. This study examines the impact of saline …

Complexities in water, energy, and food (WEF) governance provide varied systems and
pathways tat shape welfare outcomes. The biggest question relates to the scale and …

The significance of female composition in ensuring water availability in African homes
cannot be overestimated as women are by tradition believed to be solely responsible for it …

The 2017 Global Risk Report ranked water crisis third among the top six global risks that
greatly impact society. While the water crisis is disproportionately distributed worldwide, sub …