To find a solution for water related tensions that lead to destruction of crops researchers are studying ways to develop systems that could provide early warning to governments about potential droughts.
The Water Peace and Security partnership is investigating methods to monitor risk of water shortage and initiate time based interventions in those areas that could reduce geopolitical tensions as climate change and rising temperature levels around the world is likely to amplify shortage of water.
Several international bodies and even the Department of Defense of US stated that water scarcity has the potential to become a security threat across the globe as it brings on violence and instability.
The group is identifying water scarcity hotspots so that action can be taken before issues escalate and violence occurs as a first step.
Though there is little evidence to suggest that scarcity of water can lead to war it can definitely increase tensions in locations that are politically unstable or there is extreme poverty.
According to experts the Syrian civil war and increased power of militant groups like Boko Haram in Africa can be largely attributed to water scarcity in the region.
These warning systems will include several kinds of data like hydrological information along with satellite based imaging details that will monitor existence of water and movement of monsoon clouds around the globe to calculate risks of conflict.
The group is developing warning system which will first be trained to consider several triggers that could lead to conflicts like weak governments, local disputes etc.
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