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Comprehensive Overview of India's Water Policies - India Water …
2023年9月11日 — Many states in India have their own water policies. These policies are based on the National Water Policy, and convert the National Water Policy into a strategy relevant to the state. Maharashtra State Water Policy 2019. Gujarat State Water Policy 2015. Rajasthan State Water Policy 2010.
India's ambitious liquid waste management rules: Can they deliver?
2024年10月26日 — The matter has been posted for further proceedings on January 28. (Hindustan Times) India's new liquid waste management rules mandate bulk consumers to reuse 50% of wastewater by 2031. With tighter regulations and ambitious targets, the country faces challenges in infrastructure, capacity building, and stakeholder engagement.
India's WASH allocations: Initiatives, gaps, and future strategies ...
2024年2月12日 — Despite a 54% increase in funding for SBM-Urban in the 2023–24 budget, the current year's allocation remains unchanged. This static funding, especially during SBM Phase II's focus on Solid and Liquid Waste Management (SLWM), contrasts with a 50% reduction in funding for SBM-Gramin between 2016–17 and 2022–23.
Urban wastewater scenario in India - India Water Portal
2023年8月10日 — Sewage generation in urban India. According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) figures, 72,368 Million Litres per Day (MLD) of sewage was generated in urban areas in India in 2020-21. Currently, the installed sewage treatment capacity is 31,841 MLD while the operational capacity is 26,869 MLD, which is much lower than the load generated.
Mapping the water workforce - India Water Portal
2024年1月10日 — The water management landscape in India is intricate, involving diverse jobs and tasks across administrative units and intervention types. Supply-side endeavours, primarily led by the government, are top-down initiatives. This involves mapping activities at two levels: the Panchayati Raj System and Central Schemes.
River basin atlas of India - India Water Portal
2013年2月10日 — This "River basin atlas of India", an outcome of joint project “Generation of Database and implementation of web enabled Water Resources Information System (India-WRIS) in the country”, is a publication by the Central Water Commission (CWC) and Regional Remote Sensing Centre – West, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) that presents the status of water resources development in each ...
India's Water Pollution Control: Legislative ... - India Water Portal
2024年9月16日 — The Bhopal Gas Tragedy in December 1984 nudged the Government of India to strengthen the regulatory regime around pollution. Although the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1981 were already legislated, the parliament enacted the Environment Protection Act (EPA), 1986 to cover the gaps in these laws and strengthen the ...
Rural water planning: Challenges and the way forward - India …
2023年6月26日 — Rural drinking water planning has four components: the needs of the community, necessary infrastructure, a plan for the availability and sustainability of water resources, and the financials of the overall scheme, including building, operating, handing over, and maintenance costs. Variables such as water availability of sources in months per ...
Growing Adoption of Rainwater Harvesting in Rural India
2023年10月24日 — The present study aimed at exploring: The Critical Success Factors (CSFs) needed to promote the adoption of Rainwater Harvesting technologies in rural India. Interrelationships between the CSFs and the strategies that can be useful to promote the use of Rainwater Harvesting technologies in rural India. The study used focus group discussions ...
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