Managing urban drains for citywide wastewater management
To treat wastewater, cities often rely on costly grey infrastructure, but they are continuously looking for innovative, cost-effective, and easy-to-manage […]
SDG-6-3
Inclusion of private sector in wastewater management
According to a report of the Observer Research Foundation, the water and wastewater sector in India is developing at a […]
Breakthrough in industrial and municipal wastewater treatment
To achieve UN SDG 6.3 and make the National Missions truly successful, we have to make wastewater treatment and management […]
“G-Governance: An aid to Ganga rejuvenation to achieve SDG objectives”
E-governance is a popular terminology today. It basically involves the use of technology to reform government work. Increasingly, geospatial technology […]
Wastewater a resource: Plugging water supply and demand gap
India is on a move to rapid increase in urbanisation with an estimate of 590 million people to start living […]
Treating pollution the natural way: Riparian Buffers
There is a need to look at alternatives for pollution abatement other than hard- engineered solutions. These include exploring nature-based […]
Living with subsurface pollution by wastewater irrigation
Even if the communities choose a low-cost system for primary treatment, the existing wastewater does not undergo advance treatment for […]
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. […]
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 […]
SDG 6.3—Water Quality and Waste Water
Globally, around 80 per cent of wastewater from cities is discharged directly into the natural environment without adequate treatment. This […]
