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African Farmer led Irrigation Development
Country: various countries in Africa
Host institute: various institutes
Period: open
Problem context
Farmer-led Irrigation Development, in which farmers drive the establishment, improvement, and/or expansion of irrigated agr ...
Supervisor: Gert Jan Veldwisch
Department: Water Resources Management group |
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Seeding water: the socio-hydrological linkages of managed aquifer recharge
Country: Oaxaca, Mexico
Host institute: Ecothropic
Period: open
Project Summary: In Zapotec communities of Mexico, the rivers, and then the wells, went dry. Without water, there was no work, forcing people to migrate. The com ...
Supervisor: Jaime Hoogesteger and Britt Basel
Department: Water Resources Management group |
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Smart farm management: perspectives on sensoring technologies
Country: The Netherlands
Host institute: WUR & Royal Eijkelkamp
Begin date: First quarter 2021
End date: Third quarter 2021
Problem context
With increasing droughts in the Netherlands, it becomes urgent to re-think on-far ...
Supervisor: Gerlo Borghuis and/or Saskia van der Kooij
Department: Water Resources Management group |
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Analysing the role of drought in research on Sustainable Development Goals
Problem context:
The main tools used to monitor and mitigate droughts are Drought Early Warning Systems (DEWS). They rely on indices that depict accurately the climatic and hydrological aspects of drought but do not encompass yet ...
Supervisor: Sarra Kchouk, Lieke Melsen, Pieter van Oel
Department: Water Resources Management group |
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Benefits of drought for irrigated farmers
Start date flexible but some field work of 2-3 months in Brazil should take place between February and June 2022.
Problem context:
Drought is one of the main hazards affecting humans. Agriculture is one of the first activities ...
Supervisor: Sarra Kchouk, Pieter van Oel
Department: Water Resources Management group |
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Irrigation strategy in pear
Country: The Netherlands
Host institute : Applied Plant Research/Wageningen UR
Problem context
Pear fruits are very susceptible for drought stress which will have a great impact on the fruit size and fruit development. Expect ...
Supervisor: Harm Boesveld (WRM)
Rien van der Maas (Applied Plant Research WUR)
Department: Water Resources Management group |
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