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Welcome to the Institute for Water Futures

The ANU Institute for Water Futures (IWF) leads interdisciplinary research to tackle global water management challenges and develop sustainable solutions for the future.
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Cry me a river: honours researcher explores environmental emotions

Zoe Duffin-Pruksapun’s honours research at the Fenner School...
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Opinion: What could an Australian National Water Futures Commission look like?

ANU's Institute for Water Futures advocates establishing a National Water Futures Commission to enhance Australia’s long-term water governance, addressing climate change and socio-economic shifts through strategic foresight.
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IWF Welcomes Hozaus Claire as 2023 Cultural Resident

The 2023 cultural resident is Hozaus Claire - a Bunuba/Gooniyandi man, young community leader and artist from the Kimberly.
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New White Paper: Catalysing Business Engagement in Early Warning Systems

With contributions from IWF, this a recently published white paper by the World Meteorological Organization, World Economic Forum and the ANU calls for urgent action to safeguard communities and economies from escalating climate risks.
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Seminar - Implementing Social-Ecological Resilience Theory: The Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund as a case study