WASAG – 全球农业缺水框架

水与营养

This working group focuses on creating awareness, capacity and evidence on the linkage between water and nutrition. A key component of this working group is policy dialogues between Agriculture and Water Ministries and those in charge of Nutrition (either Ministries of Agriculture or Health).

Each drop of water used for agriculture should also contribute to produce more nutritious food, providing a healthy and balanced diet. Water management strategies in the face of climate change should not only increase food productivity but also improve food security while decreasing malnutrition. For example, introducing irrigation to rainfed crops during dry spells gives farmers the possibility to grow new crop varieties. This contributes to diversify and expand availability of more nutritious food that can positively impact food security and nutrition.

About the team

Leaders:
  • International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) – Claudia Ringler
Co-leader:
  • Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)
Collaborators:
  • International Water Management Institute (IWMI) – Matthew McCartney
  • Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) – Jennie Barron
  • One World One Water Center (OWOW) – Philip Skaff
  • FAO Focal Point: Paulo Dias

Related publications

Webinars

网络研讨会
Community and indigenous strategies for climate change adaptation
29/09/2022

Climate change has become an urgent challenge for life and the Earth. Populations at disproportionately higher risk of adverse consequences with global...

Related events

线上活动

WASAG Webinar 6: “Water and Nutrition: from research to action”
23/06/2020

The Global Framework on Water Scarcity in Agriculture (WASAG) hosted by the FAO Land and Water Division organized its sixth webinar under the title: Water...

(Italy)

Workshop on Water and Nutrition
23/04/2018

23 April 2018 – Workshop on Water and Nutrition – FAO headquarters, Rome, Italy