Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is principally based on collecting, storing, and using rainfall
which would otherwise be lost as surface runoff. Runoff threatens in several ways …

While the uneven consequences of mega water-development projects are well documented,
less is known about how their legacies continue to evolve over time. This paper offers new …

Resilience has become increasingly popular in sustainability research and practice as a
way to describe change. Within this discourse, the notion of resilience as the capacity of …

In this article, we bring concepts of institutional bricolage, moral ecological rationalities and
care into engagement, to explain the everyday management of an irrigation scheme in …

Drip irrigation is often considered a technological solution to increase water use efficiency
and crop productivity. However, all too often, its social and institutional entanglements are …

This paper is concerned with how water prospectors, well diggers, and irrigation farmers
come to know groundwater. Drawing on cases from Tanzania and Zimbabwe, the paper …

This paper describes two common groundwater logics in Tamil Nadu: that of dowsing and
that of modelling. Both rely on intimate knowledge and great dedication but have legitimacy …

Efforts to measure and regulate groundwaters and irrigators are notoriously ineffective. The
starting point of this article, therefore, is to question the continued faith in techno-managerial …

In this paper, we propose obliqueness as a feminist mode to analyse waterscapes,
intersecting feminist political ecology with post-human feminist scholarship. Obliqueness …

Although social learning (SL) conceptualization and implementation are flourishing in
sustainability sciences, and its non-rigid conceptual fluidity is regarded as an advantage …