Modelling and assessment
Research Article // Looking at the Water-Energy-Food nexus through the lens of Ecosystem Services: a new perspective
By Beatrice Sambo and colleagues. This perspective paper argues that a truly integrated nexus approach necessitates placing ecosystem services at the…
Research Article // Resilience Analysis Framework for a Water–Energy–Food Nexus System Under Climate Change
By Alexandra E. Ioannou and Chriysi S. Laspidou. New approaches on natural resource policymaking need to be applied with the intention to provide…
Research Article // Water, Energy and Food Nexus: Policy Relevance and Challenges
By I. R. Orimoloye. The main focus of this study is to evaluate studies on water, energy, food nexus and how the nexus has been implemented over the…
White Paper // Building with Nature: a future proof strategy for coping with a changing and uncertain world
By Amrit Cado van der Lelya, Erik van Eekelend,Dorien, Honinghb, Jakolien Leendersb, Sadie McEvoya, Ellis Penninga, Marjolein Sterkc, Ilse Voskampc,…
Publication // Water, Energy and Food Nexus in Rice Production in Thailand
By Ngammuangtueng, P., Jakrawatana, N., Nilsalab, P., & Gheewala, S. H. (2019). This article examines the WEF Nexus resource flows in Thailand, by…
Water-Energy-Food Nexus Assessment of Solar Energy Farming Interactions // The Azraq Case in Jordan with Insights from India
By Mohammad Al-Saidi. This report focuses on experiences with solar energy farming (SEF), and in particular the solar energy farming project in the…
Le projet du lac Kivu et de la rivière Ruzizi // La GIZ organise une formation pour les acteurs clés du bassin afin d'assurer la durabilité des données pour le projet du lac Kivu et du bassin de la rivière Ruzizi/Rusizi
Cet article présente les résultats de l'atelier de formation des acteurs clés du bassin pour assurer la durabilité des données pour le projet…
Nexus Regional Dialogues Programme LAC // Public services discuss water, energy and food security through a social simulation
Representatives of the Regional Government of Bio Bio, the National Forestry Agency of Chile (CONAF), and the Planning Directorate of the Ministry of…
Research Article // Water-energy-food nexus in India: A critical review
By Nazar Kholod and colleagues. India is one of the most water-stressed countries in the world. With the rapidly increasing population and growing…
Research Article // An integrative analytical framework of water-energy-food security for sustainable development at the country scale: A case study of five Central Asian countries
By Lingang Hao, Ping Wang, Jingjie Yu, Hongwei Ruan. This study proposes a hybrid framework involving TOPSIS, Spearman’s rank correlation and radar…
Research Article // Exorcising Malthusian ghosts: Vaccinating the Nexus to advance integrated water, energy and food resource resilience
By Paul S. Kempa, Michele Acutob, Shaun Larcomc, Darren Lumbrosod, Markus R .Owene. This paper explored the nature of Nexus interactions, such as…
Nexus Blog // Encouraging WEFE Nexus capacities in the Mediterranean - Review of a 3-day webinar
GIZ, in collaboration with PRIMA, held a 3-day online workshop with the aim of strengthening capacities for WEFE Nexus solutions in the Mediterranean…
Publication // COVID-19 and the water–energy–food nexus in Africa: Evidence from Nigeria, Uganda, and Tanzania
By Oludare Sunday Durodola, Victo Nabunya, Margaret Sima Kironde, Chinedu Miracle Nevo, Joash Bwambale. This study aims to assess the impacts of…
Nexus Interview // Roger Cremades about the new publication “Ten principles to integrate the water-energy-land nexus with climate services for co-producing local and regional integrated assessments”
In this interview, the Nexus Resource Platform speaks to Roger Cremades, co-author of the new publication “Ten principles to integrate the…
Research Article // A Critical Appraisal of the Sustainability of Bangladesh's Water Governance from Nexus Perspectives
By Sajid Karim. Demographic change, coupled with industrialization, urbanization, and economic activities, has vastly increased the demand for water…