Ghanaian farmer Edward Ahiabor has transformed 8 hectares of unpromising beachside land into a thriving commercial farm using motorised pumps. Photo: Joe Ronzio Ethiopian farmer Adde Fanose Asefa has tripled her cropping land thanks to irrigation from a newly dug on-farm pond. Photo: IDE Groundwater can be used for agriculture even during dry periods. Photo: IWMI Petrol and diesel powered pumps give farmers who have no access to electricity an efficient means of lifting water. Photo: Joe Ronzio In Ethiopia muscle power is the only option for many farm pumps, but even these can drastically improve farm yields and incomes.  Photo: Karen Conniff Purushottam Patel, a farmer in Gujarat India, uses biogas from cow dung to run his pump. Photo: Tushaar Shah Solar powered pumps like this one in Ethiopia are  good option when other sources of power are not available. Photo: Karen Conniff Treadle pumps like this one in Zambia can double or even treble farm incomes. Photo: IWMI A powerful pump can enable farmers to use sprinklers, drastically reducing the amount of labor they need to water their crops.  Photo: Joe Ronzio In Madhya Pradesh India on-farm ponds are giving many farmers year round access to water for the very first time. Photo: R Malik Barbara Van Koppen gets ready to start her session on IWRM Charlotte de Fraiture talks about why smallholder irrigation is key to improving food security and livelihoods Charlotte de Fraiture Jean-Marc Faures from FAO talks about the AWM project Laurent Stravato from IDE- understanding the customer is key when making technology more accessible Mark Giordano kicks of World Water Week at a session on Promoting transparency and integirty Meredith Giordano and Tim Williams at the Agwater solutions side event Meredith Giordano talks about the AWM project and the results of the report Panel discussions at the AWM session Panel discussions Water for Wealth World Water Week 2012 052 World Water Week 2012 056 World Water Week 2012 070 World Water Week 2012 072