Water
Research Article // Modeling and Quantitative Analysis in the Energy–Food–Water–Waste Nexus (EF2W): Case Study in Cameroon
By Boris Abeli Pekarou Pemi and colleagues. This work models and quantifies the EF2W nexus, using an input-output model applied to Cameroon, which…
Research Article // Simulating basin-scale linkages of the food-energy-water nexus with reduced complexity modeling
By Hussain H. Bokhari and colleagues. As the impacts of climate change continue to affect essential Food-Energy-Water Systems (FEWS), there is a…
MOOC // Cultivating Food-Energy-Water Solutions
This four module course focuses on the Food-Energy-Water (FEW) nexus as an example of integrated systems thinking in science that can resolve…
Research Article // The resource (in)sufficiency of the Caribbean: analyzing socio-metabolic risks (SMR) of water, energy, and food
By Francisco Martin del Campo and colleagues. This study compares the shifting resource-baseline for 14 Caribbean island nations for the year 2000…
Research Article // The water, land and carbon footprint of conventional and organic dairy systems in the Netherlands and Spain. A case study into the consequences of ecological indicator selection and methodological choices
By S. Bronts, P.W. Gerbens-Leenes & P. Guzmán-Luna. Dairy farming has a significant impact on the environment, including water and land use and…
Research Article // The WEF Nexus Index and Human Development Index as complementary lenses of sustainable development
By Gareth Beresford Simpson et al. A comparative analysis of the WEF Nexus Index and the HDI the Human Development Index (HDI).
Research Article // Coordinated analysis and evaluation of water–energy–food coupling: A case study of the Yellow River basin in Shandong Province, China
By Shunsheng Wang and colleagues. The development of water resources, energy, and food is critical for regions, but coordinating their growth becomes…
Review Article // The water-energy-food nexus in biodiversity conservation: A systematic review around sustainability transitions of agricultural systems
By Diana C. Moreno Vargas and colleagues. This recent study highlights the need for a transdisciplinary approach to understand sustainability…
Research Article // The climate-biodiversity-health nexus: a framework for integrated community sustainability planning in the Anthropocene
By Robert Newell. An integrated approach to planning and policy is crucial for sustainability. The climate-biodiversity-health (CBH) nexus proposes a…
Webinar // Webinar on Catalysing SDGS through the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
This webinar, held on April 24, 2025, explores how integrating water, energy, and food systems underpin sustainable development, addressing SDG…
Research Article // Review on climate change impacts on the WEFE Nexus in the North-Eastern Italian Alps
By Napoli et al. This study explores the most significant documented impacts of climate change on the sectors within the WEFE Nexus in Trentino. It…
Research Article // Next-Generation Water-Saving Strategies for Greenhouses Using a Nexus Approach with Modern Technologies
By Zou et al. This work presents an integrated approach to greenhouse water conservation, combining advanced technologies such as atmospheric water…
Research Article // A Methodological Framework for Assessing the Coherence of WEFE Nexus Policies: Illustration and Application at the River Basin Level
By Mooren et al. This paper presents a novel framework to assess policy coherence across the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem nexus, highlighting how…
Blog // Revisiting transboundary water allocation in the Incomati: emerging evidence from a CGIAR modelling effort
This article presents a transboundary water modeling initiative in the Incomati River Basin, engaging stakeholders from South Africa, Eswatini, and…
Webinar // Implementing the WEFE Nexus in the Zambezi Basin – Challenges and Opportunities in a Transboundary River System (Session 3)
On 9 April, the GoNexus project, in partnership with the Zambezi Watercourse Commission (ZAMCOM), hosted a high-level webinar to present findings…