held by Dr. Emmanuel Olet, Program Officer at the Nile Basin Initiative, at the African Dialogue on the Water-Food-Energy Nexus in Nairobi.

by Holger Hoff (SEI): Overview, Initial Scenarios, Charles Iceland (WRI): Hydropower, Vulnerability to and Impacts on Water Scarcity, Jakob Granit (SEI/SIWI): Water Energy Nexus Opportunities, Guy Pegram (Pegasys): Water Food Nexus Opportunities, Abby Onencan (Nile Basin Discourse): The Role of Science, Nexus, Cooperation

by Dirk Willem te Velde (ODI), held on 19 April 2012, Washington Commonwealth-Francophonie-G20 - Development Working Group Outreach Meeting

A voice from the ground, Edward Byers, PhD student from Newcastle/UK, gives his view of the NEXUS event at the German Pavilion in Rio.

An interview with Albert Butare, Co-Chair of the Bonn2011 Nexus Conference and NEXUS ambassador

“The nexus is an important process which has been started at the Bonn conference and needs to be continued by committed people at all levels in order to effect change”. — by Nicole Kranz

German-Rwandan Side event on the Nexus on 22nd March before the 3rd Intersessional Meeting of the UNCSD

Nature is the missing, fourth dimension of the water-food-energy security nexus, says Dr Mark Smith, Director of IUCN’s Water Programme.

How Water Makes Green Economies a Moving Target

Interview with Albert Butare, CEO of Fatracs Co Limited and former Minister of Energy and Water of the Republic of Rwanda

“Improving irrigation in arable land in the developing world can be an effective way to increase food productivity and thus food security.”

A summary of the Stockholm Water Week’s discussions on the NEXUS on 28 August 2012.

Explore Solutions through AlertNet’s animations and videos, such as “Greening The Ghetto”, “What is Food Insecurity?”, “The Rice Story”, “Land Security brings Food Security” and more

Lessons from the Millennium Villages Project can lead the way forward. Based in the poorest and most challenging environments in sub-Saharan Africa, the 14 Millennium Villages have increased food production and crop diversification, while at the same time increasing household income – by transforming subsistence farming to commercialized agriculture.