UN affirms the right to safe and clean drinking water
Good news for thirsty people around the globe: The UN affirms the right to safe and clean drinking water.
Deaths due to water pollution
Safe water is a far-longed dream in this country. Everyday thousands are consumed by diseases caused by contaminated water
World Water Week 2010
Exchange ideas, fostering of new thinking and developing solutions at the world water week in Stockholm
India WASH forum e-newsletter - Update 13 July 2010
WaSH newsletter brings together critical news and information with analysis in the water and sanitation sector.
गुडगाँव में लगातार गिर रहा है भूजल स्तर
दिल्ली का लगातार गिर रहा है भूजल स्तर
फ्लोराइड का जहर बच्‍चों में विकलांगता
तटबंधों के पिंजरे में लाखों जिंदगानियां
A preliminary ecosystem services assessment of likely outcomes of the proposed Pancheshwar dam in India/Nepal - An IES report (2010)
Pancheshwar dam will be the world's second tallest structure intended to harness hydroelectric power
More rice for people - More water for the planet - A WWF-ICRISAT report about System of Rice Intensification
Rice is not just the staple diet of more than half the world; It is also the largest source of rural employment and livelihood
Rapid assessment survey of Kodaikanal lake - ENVIS Centre (TN) (2009)
Tourists endanger Kodaikanal's freshwater lake and the biodiversity dependent on it
National Rural Drinking Water Programme - Framework for implementation - MoRD (2010)
The Rural WaterSupply enters its fourth phase with emphasis on ensuring sustainability water with a decentralised approach
Decentralisation and water resources management in the Indian Himalayas: The contribution of new institutional theories - Conservation and Society paper
The real decentralisation: a complex adaptive process with voluntary participation from all actors in the existing unequal power managing water
Myths about small water harvesting systems - EPW paper
A response to “Chasing a Mirage: Water Harvesting and Artificial Recharge in Naturally Water-Scarce Regions” in the Economic and Political Weekly.
Climate change in India: Forgotten threats, forgotten opportunities - EPW paper
The indian take on global climate change discourse
Salvaging and scapegoating: Slum evictions on Chennai’s waterways - EPW paper
This document discusses the historical shifts in the governance of urban water and the urban poor in cities, their reflection in the transformed cultural and political imagery of rivers in Chennai.
Water sector and reforms - Report of workshop organised by CASUMM (2007)
This document by CASUMM contains the proceedings of a workshop on water sector and reforms, organised at Mysore, on the 17th of November 2007.
अंधी आस्था से मरती नदियां
Water distribution improvement "World Bank style" in K-East Ward Mumbai - A working paper by CASUMM
Privatisation of water supply scheme in K-east Mumbai
Water challenges in Greater Bangalore - NIAS-CASUMM workshop note (2007)
Privatisation of water services being funded by international financial institutions in Bangalore.
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