riverbasins

Panama’s water story is one of growing tension: repeated droughts are straining hydropower, urban supply, agriculture, and canal operations, while basin-level adaptation efforts are trying to keep the system resilient.

Bhutan’s Himalayan river systems reflect a delicate balance between abundance and vulnerability, as monsoon‑driven flows and mountain hazards increasingly shape the country’s hydrological future.

Uganda’s rich river network offers both promise and peril as climate extremes reshape the country’s hydrological future.

BWI’s blog post invites you to explore some of the key river basins of Sri Lanka, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” or “Teardrop of India”. Discover their importance, unique features, and challenges they encounter. Read more and gain a deeper understanding of their connection to the island’s water cycle.

BWI’s recent blog post introduces you to some of the most prominent river basins of Madagascar, nicknamed the “Red Island”. Gain insights into the river networks that wind through Madagascar’s red soils. Read more to learn about their significance and characteristics, and deepen your understanding of how climate change will impact Madagascar’s water systems.

In its latest blog post, BWI explores the major river basins of Corsica, often referred to as the “Island of Beauty.” Gain insights into these vital water systems, their significance in supporting the island’s economy and agriculture, and the key challenges they encounter. Read more to learn about the lifeblood of Corsica’s natural landscape and community.

In BWI’s latest blog post, we take a deep dive into the hydrology in Bangladesh and its extensive river network.