Tools and methodologies developed by India-PES were tested in Malaprabha river basin, Karnataka, and PES implementation was focussed on participatory irrigation management.
The company's efforts to conserve water include technical modification to equipment and operations for improved wastewater management and rainwater harvesting
The company's efforts to conserve water include reduction in specific water consumption, community partnership & campaigns, and conservation, recycling & auditing
The company's efforts to conserve water include technical modification to equipment and operations for improved wastewater management and rainwater harvesting
A water balance approach has been adopted within the mill and specific water consumption as well as per capita domestic consumption have also been lowered
The study found that during the dry season extensive irrigation extraction in some zone resulted in drastic reduction in the inflow to Malaprabha reservoir
The report presents a review of the hydrological and water allocation models and an evaluation of their ability to support PES-analysis (payment for environmental services) in Malaprabha river basin
The report documents the need and impact of provision of safe drinking water and sanitary excreta disposal facilities towards preventing infectious diseases
The company minimizes wastage, reduces steam and water consumption, reuses condensate and recycles treated effluent as part of its efforts to conserve water
The paper reviews the current role of local institutions in water resource governance in light of its historical traditions, and assess its relevance and scope for political and economic development
Ongoing water law reforms may contribute to enhance water management, but conceptually they are incapable of addressing the human right, social, environmental and health aspects of water
The paper intends to portray the government's effort to provide drinking water to its population in India and show some serious policy shifts in the approach towards realisation of the goal
The paper highlights the case of Tirupur water supply and sanitation scheme and sheds light on new and emerging legal arrangements in promoting public-private partnerships in water sector
The paper gives a broad overview of the laws relating to water and right to water in India with reference to the constitutional and statutory provisions and decisions of the courts
The article focuses on some of the principles underpinning water sector reforms that have been highlighted in existing national and international policy documents