Category: Researches

Making Every Drop Count: Can Drip Irrigation Save the Future of Agriculture in the Cradle of Civilization?

We congratulate the Enabling Peace in Iraq Center (EPIC) on the release of their in-depth and pioneering study, “Making Every Drop Count: Can Drip Irrigation Save the Future of Agriculture......

Blogs, Drought and Water Shortage, Researches, Uncategorized

Cizre Dam Watch

The Safety of Downstream Communities is the Main Requirement of Any Dam This brief summarizes the stated objectives and potential risks of the Cizre Dam, hydropower and irrigation project on......

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From Clouds to Communities

A new report published by Save the Tigris on rainwater harvesting in Syria. Since 2020 Syria has been suffering from severe drought, devastating its agricultural capacity. Rainwater harvesting based on......

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A Evaluative Study of Unsustainable Bird Hunting – A Model of the Central Marshes

Wetlands between the Two Rivers, or the Mesopotamian Marshes, represent one of the most important wetland systems in the Middle East, with significant environmental, social, and cultural importance. They support......

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Statement issued by the Save the Tigris and Iraqi Marshes Campaign

The Save the Tigris and Iraqi Marshes Campaign has released a report on the impact of the Daryan Dam on the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The Daryan Dam is a......

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New Report by Save the Tigris Reviews the Dam Construction Policies of the Kurdistan Region

According to the UNDP, the water discharge of the Tigris-Euphrates Rivers is set to decrease by 50% between 2009 and 2025. The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) which governs the Kurdistan......

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The Iraqi Negotiator and the Ilisu Dam

Beirut – “Al-Quds Al-Arabi”: Recently published by the Arab Institution for Studies and Publishing in Beirut, a booklet titled “The Iraqi Negotiator and the Ilisu Dam” addresses a highly sensitive......

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Save The Tigris launches a new report on the Makhoul Dam.

Amsterdam, June 2022 The Iraqi government is intensifying its efforts to complete work on the Makhoul Dam. This water infrastructure is being built on the Tigris about 230 kilometres north......

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Climate Change Impact on Water Situation in Iraq: Working Paper

Iraq, situated between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, abundant and fertile, is the cradle of civilization and the birthplace of writing. It is witnessing increasingly severe and extreme climatic events,......

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Input to the Thematic Report to the 78th session of the UN General Assembly “The rights to water and sanitation as a tool for peace, prevention and cooperation”

25 May 2023 PAX, the largest peace organisation in the Netherlands, together with Syrians for Truth and Justice, PÊL- Civil Waves, Humat Dijlah and the Sudd Environment Agency, active in......

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Press Release: Save the Tigris is relaunching a report on evaporation losses from dams in Iraq, now available in Arabic

  Amsterdam, November 2022  In October 2021, Save the Tigris released an English-language report titled Into Thin Air: Evaporation Losses from Dam Reservoirs in Iraq to highlight the considerable adverse......

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The Ilisu dam and its impact on human rights in Iraq: The Iraq government’s failure to act

Access to water in Iraq is a complex issue. Factors like pollution, internal water management policies, dysfunctional water infrastructure, impacts of climate change, and the current conflict with Daesh make......

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