Water Window Challenge

The Water Window focused on building resilience to flood-related issues. It comprised 11 grantees that implemented 12 projects: six in Southeast Asia, five in South Asia, and one in sub-Saharan Africa. More than 500,000 people have been supported through these projects to strengthen their resilience to floods. The Water Window was funded by the Z Zurich Foundation.

Floating houses: Community-Based Flood Resilience Innovations in Bangladesh

Project Title: Community-led holistic innovations for flood resilience in Bangladesh

Ecology and Gender Based Flood Resilience Building in Thua Thien Hue, Central Vietnam (ResilNam) – Urban

Enhancing the flood resilience of urban communities

Ecology and Gender Based Flood Resilience Building in Thua Thien Hue, Central Vietnam (ResilNam) – Coastal

Improving the resilience of societal groups through coastal projects

Building the resilience of vulnerable coastal communities against floods in Sri Lanka

Working with communities on mangrove restoration and conservation

Agricultural and Water Resilience in Coastal Areas of Bangladesh

Building flood resilience in communities in Bangladesh

Replanted mangroves in the Philippines

One Resilient Team: Tacloban

Combatting flood risk in the Philippines

Roads to the Rescue

Using roads for flood resilience

Trans-boundary Flood Risk Mitigation through Governance and Innovative Information Technology

Building flood resilience across Indonesia

 Nepal-India Trans-Boundary Resilience

Building flood resilience in the Nepal-India transboundary region

A River Basin Cross-border Flood Resilience Support Platform

A participatory platform to build flood resilience in Vietnam

Community Flood Resilience Project (CFRP)

Helping refugee communities deal with flood-related shocks and stresses

Development of Amphibious Homes for Marginalised and Vulnerable Populations in Vietnam

Adapting a model for low-cost amphibious houses

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