Water, ecosystems, human development – we can’t have one without the others

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CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE)
Published on
18.09.18
Challenges
Creating JOBS and GROWTH, Living within PLANETARY BOUNDARIES, Sustaining FOOD AVAILABILITY

The Anawilundawa lake is one of the 6 RAMSAR wetlands in Sri Lanka. It spans around 1,400 hectares.

Keynote address by UN Deputy Secretary General, Amina MohammedPhoto by Adam Hunt / WLE

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