International Water Management Institute (IWMI)’s Post

☀️🔋💦 The transition to solar-powered irrigation (SIP) in South Asia presents a valuable opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lessen reliance on costly diesel. Given the complexity of the region’s agricultural system, which is characterized by small landholdings and tenant farmers, a diverse range of institutional models is essential for effectively scaling SIPs. In this article, IWMI researchers explore three distinct solar irrigation pump (SIP) implementation models currently in use in Bangladesh. These models offer a unique opportunity to evaluate and gain insights into the solarization process, providing valuable lessons that can be applied to neighboring countries facing similar challenges. Read it here ▶️ on.cgiar.org/4fjty6t Archisman Mitra, Marie-Charlotte Buisson, Aditi Mukherji #OneCGIAR #SolarPoweredIrrigation

Marie-Charlotte Buisson

Senior Researcher - Development and Agricultural Economics, Impact Evaluation

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Please join us to hear more about the energy transition in agriculture if you are attending the #ICAE2024 conference in Delhi. https://iaae.confex.com/iaae/icae32/meetingapp.cgi/Session/5146

Aditi Mukherji

Director, Climate Change Impact Area Platform | PhD

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The body of knowledge that International Water Management Institute (IWMI) and partners are generating on #SolarIrrigation is formidable and will go a long way in informing policies in the near future.

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