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Water and Climate Change

World Water Day is about water and climate change – and how the two are inextricably linked.

By UNDP Bhutan

March 21^st, 2020

Footnotes Blog by Azusa Kubota, UNDP Resident Representative of UNDP Bhutan, was also published in Kuensel, Bhutan's leading national newspaper on 21 March ahead of World Water Day 2020.

Shielding yaks to protect snow leopards and highland livelihood

Portable corral helps promote human-wildlife co-existence in the highlands of Bhutan

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WIND OF CHANGE

Nubi’s fluttering conical prayer flags carry a conservation story

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Safeguarding Bhutan’s water sector

in the face of climate change

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Solving Phangyul’s water woes

A pressurized piped irrigation scheme to provide much-needed steady supply of water to Phangyul community

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Reviving dying lakes

Lhayul community in Bhutan's Sarpang district come together to bring dead twin lakes in their village back to life.

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Powering up a Community

Ushering in an era of new possibilities

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Portable corral helps promote human-wildlife co-existence in the highlands of Bhutan

Nubi’s fluttering conical prayer flags carry a conservation story

in the face of climate change

A pressurized piped irrigation scheme to provide much-needed steady supply of water to Phangyul community

Lhayul community in Bhutan's Sarpang district come together to bring dead twin lakes in their village back to life.

Ushering in an era of new possibilities