Management of used water and SDG 6.3 – Challenges and Opportunities for India
The availability of water in India is under pressure due to increasing population, urbanisation and the impact of climate change. […]
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Effective management of wastewater is the key to managing urban rivers
India has 18 per cent of the world’s population, but only 4 per cent of its water resources. A large […]
Namami Gange: Sustainable solutions for wastewater management and river rejuvenation
NMCG has always strived to keep the people at the centre of the Namami Gange Mission and its efforts have […]
With Smart City Mission, Aligarh becomes a beautiful amalgamation of the old & the new
In this fast-paced world, where expectations are touching the seventh sky, and everyone aspires to be up to speed with […]
Adaptation of ecotourism: Strategy for mitigating climate change
INTRODUCTION Tourism is seen as a highly climate- sensitive economic sector, similar to agriculture, insurance, energy, and transportation, due to […]
Recognising the Unrecognised: Sanitation work added to list of scheduled employments in Odisha
Sanitation workers don’t have access to safe and comfortable personal protective devices. Though this work should be considered admirable and […]
Practice Oriented Policy: Localising national level FSSM policy in Uttarakhand
Safe sanitation practices and access to improved sanitation facilities are vital for public health and the environment. This is globally […]
Addressing the gaps in sanitation
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, inclusively known as WASH, is the principal aspect at community level, with respect to health, livelihood […]
Correlation between improved sanitation infrastructure in schools and girl child education in achieving SDG 6.2
The adoption of healthy hygiene behaviours at the school level helps foster these behaviours with benefits beyond the school environment […]
Achieving total sanitation through inclusivity and climate resilience
Universal access to adequate sanitation is a fundamental need and a human right. Securing access for all would go a […]
