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Our Work

Bridging Science, Policy, and Action to Tackle the World’s Most Pressing Water, Environmental, and Health Challenges

A farmer in Ghana's Upper West Region collects water from a river near his vegetable plot.

At 糖心Vlog破解版-INWEH, we tackle the world’s most pressing water, environmental, and health challenges through transformative research, policy engagement, and capacity building. Our work goes beyond incremental change—we drive innovative solutions that strengthen governance, enhance resilience, and promote sustainable development.

Our value lies in bridging the gap between science, policy, and action. By delivering evidence-based research and actionable policy solutions, we empower decision-makers and communities to build a more sustainable, just, and resilient world.

Our work is structured around five interconnected thematic areas that address critical global human security and sustainability challenges. By integrating science, policy, and capacity building, we develop innovative solutions in water, environment, and health that enhance governance, improve resource management, strengthen resilience, and promote sustainable development.

1. Governance, security and justice

Effective governance is key to addressing global water, environmental, and health challenges. We strengthen policies, institutions, and legal frameworks to promote accountability, transparency, and social justice. Our work helps reduce conflict risks, ensure equitable access to resources, and support resilient societies.

2. Water, Energy, and Critical Minerals

Water, energy, and critical minerals are essential for global sustainability. We advance solutions that promote responsible water use, clean energy transitions, and ethical mineral extraction. Through research, policy engagement, and innovative solutions, we help balance resource demands while minimizing environmental and social harm.

3. Food, Land, and Biodiversity

Sustainable agriculture and responsible land management are vital for food security, biodiversity conservation, and climate resilience. We work with farmers, policymakers, indigenous populations, and vulnerable communities to promote nature-based solutions, improve land governance, and restore degraded ecosystems—ensuring a just and productive future for all.

4. WASH, Health, and Gender

Safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) are fundamental to public health and gender equity. We develop research-based solutions to expand WASH access, reduce health risks, and address gender disparities. Our work strengthens infrastructure and policies to create healthier, more inclusive communities.

5. Geospatial, climate and infrastructure analytics

Data and technology are essential for solving environmental and infrastructure challenges. We use geospatial analysis, climate modeling, and advanced analytics to support evidence-based decision-making. By providing open-access tools and training, we empower policymakers and communities to build resilience and plan for the future.