April 2024: Across the eastern Mediterranean region, farmers and other water managers are battling the harsh effects of climate change. Whether in the high plateaus of northeast Lebanon, the valleys of the West Bank, near the gurgling springs of Wadi Seer in Jordan, or deep in the low-lying heart of Egypt’s Nile Delta, they must cope with warmer, more extreme weather patterns. While many of their specific challenges change based on context, rising water scarcity is a common denominator.
To build climate resilience through enhanced water security in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), IWMI and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) are implementing the Al Murunah Project.
