Ojong Enokenwa Baa, IWMI researcher on Gender, Social Inclusion and Youth, facilitates a session on responsible scaling using GenderUp in Zambia. Photo: Millicent Liani/IITA

Inclusive scaling pathways create real-world impact

IWMI researchers translate responsible scaling principles into practice by embedding inclusive innovation pathways in food systems.
A member of a water user group carrying their meeting and account records in Dingar village, India. Photo: Suchiradipta Bhattacharjee/IWMI

What community water leaders had to say about why they continue to volunteer

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A Pani Mitra member responding to the AI-assisted WhatsApp based interview in Pali district, Rajasthan, India. Photo: Centre for Microfinance

How AI helped capture community feedback on water systems

The final blog in this three-part series explores how AI was used to capture deeper community feedback in India and how those insights can influence decision-making.

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