This document highlights the daily reality of people living in the slums of Mumbai and the inadequate water supply available to the 10 million slum residents to meet their daily requirements.
This document highlights the poor water and sanitation situation in the urban slums in India, due to rapid urbanisation and increase in the number of slum dwellers in the cities.
Independent producer Julian Crandall Hollick searches for the "mysterious X factor" that gives Ganges water its mythical reputation. His quest is answered by Jay Ramachandra.
This brief report highlights the findings of an evaluation study conducted by WaterAid, India of the Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC), in order to eradicate open defecation.
The paper reviews contentious issues related to water governance in the Narmada river basin rights of States over apportionment of the use of the waters for large dam-centred canal irrigation.
The March 2010 issue of Water Feeder contains the analysis of about 100 news items published in 5 Odia dailies, Samaj, Sambad, Dharitri, Pragatibadi, Khabar and the New Indian Express.
The presentation deals with Mahindra and Mahindra’s work on optimal utilization of groundwater resources in its vehicle manufacturing plant at Zaheerabad, Andhra Pradesh.
This presentation features the water conservation initiatives of PepsiCo, Roha, Maharashtra, where it has managed to save water at the plant and community level.
This presentation describes the work of ITC Saharanpur, a cigarette manufacturing company in the field of water conservation, by reusing treated water and other initiatives.
This presentation covers the efforts of Indo Rama Synthetics Ltd. in Nagpur to carry out the production of the polyester yarns in an environmentally friendly manner.
This brief by IATP acknowledges that climate, water and agriculture are the three important factors that are facing severe crisis in recent years and should not be viewed in isolation.
Global Annual Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water (GLAAS) aims to provide policy makers with a thorough analysis on water and sanitation issues.
The article deals with various simple and effective methods to increase water to east flowing rivers of South India which generally, which require more water to irrigate land and serve mankind.
The article features the workshop organised at the Jawaharlal Nehru University to address the conflict issues over shared rivers in the South Asian region.