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
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Environment, Food Security, Prosperity

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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