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| Farmer Managed
Irrigation Systems: Indian Experiences |
Year of Publication: 1987
Authors: K. R. Datye and R. K. Patil
Publisher: Centre for Applied Systems
Analysis in Development, Bombay
Price: Rs. 200/-
Details: Studies in this book would help in understanding the problems in farmer participation in a variety of socio-economic and physical settings. the conclusions should help to devise a strategy for establishing user groups that would ensure success and replication at an accelerated pace......
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| Farmers'
Participation in Irrigation Management - A Case Study of
Maharashtra |
Year of Publication: 1994
Authors: R. K. Patil and S. N. Lele
Publisher: Horizon India Books, New Delhi
Price: Rs. 360/-
Details: This pioneering action research study exhaustively documents the first ever experiment in independent India of organizing farmers in a major irrigation system for collective water distribution. It provides a detailed account of the formation and functioning of Water User's Associations, showing how farmers were motivated, how their skills were built, the difficulties they faced, and how they conducted negotiations with the Government... |
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| Sustainable
Technology Making the Sardar Sarovar Project Viable |
Year of Publication: 1995
Authors: Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy
Publisher: Centre for Environment
Education, Nehru Foundation for
Development, Ahmedabad
Price: Rs. 175/- |
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| Banking
on Biomass - A New Strategy for Sustainable Prosperity Based
on Renewable Energy and Dispersed Industrialisation |
Year of Publication: 1997
Authors: K. R. Datye assisted by Suhas Paranjape and
K. J. Joy
Publisher: Centre for Environment
Education, Nehru Foundation for
Development, Ahmedabad
Price: Rs. 245/-
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| Watershed
Based Development: A Source Book |
Year of Publication: 1998
Authors: Suhas Paranjape, K. J. Joy et. al.
Publisher: Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samithi, New Delhi
Price: Rs. 150/-
Details: This source book has been written as an aid to those voluntary organisations and mass activists who are committed to a process of development which simultaneously ensures sustainability as well as equity. |
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| Panlot Kshetra
Vikasachya Navya Disha : Sadhan Saksharata, Shashvad Vikas,
Samanyayi Vatap (in Marathi) |
Year of Publication: 2000
Authors: Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy
Publisher: Maharastra council of agricultural education and research (MCAER), Pune
Price: Rs. 250/- |
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| Water Conflicts
in India: A Million Revolts in the Making |
Year of Publication: 2008
Authors: K. J. Joy, Biksham Gujja, Suhas Paranjape, Vinod Goud and Shruti Vispute
Publisher: London, New York, New Delhi: Routledge
Price: Rs. 995/- |
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K. J. Joy, 1994
“People’s Management of Irrigation: The Case Study of the Bali Raja Dam” in M V K Sivamohan and Christopher A. Scott (Ed.) India: Irrigation Management Partnerships, Booklinks, Hyderabad. |
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K. J. Joy, 1999
“Biomass-based Production System: An Alternative Approach to Livelihoods” in G. M. Pillai (Ed.) Challenges of Agriculture in the 21st Century; Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Birth Centenary Memorial Volume, Maharashtra Council of Agricultural Education and Research (MCAER), Pune. |
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K. J. Joy and Suhas Paranjape, 2005
“Women and Water: Relationships, issues and Experiences” (Co-author with) in Bharati Ray (Ed.) Women in India Post: Colonial Period, Oxford University Press, New York. |
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K. J. Joy, Suhas Paranjape and Seema Kulkarni, 2008,
“Multi-stakeholder Participation, Collaborative Policy Making and Water Governance: The Need for a Normative Framework” (Co-author with two others) in Vishwa Ballabh (Ed.) Governance of Water: Institutional Alternatives and Political Economy, Sage, New Delhi. |
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K. J. Joy and Suhas Paranjape, 2009,
“Water Use: Legal and Institutional Framework” in Ramaswamy Iyer (Ed.), Water and the Laws in India, Sage, New Delhi. |
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K. J. Joy, Suhas Paranjape, Abraham Samuel, et al, 2009,
“Re-visioning of Watershed Development Programme in India” Co-author with four others; in Gopal K. Kadekodi & Brinda Viswanathan (Eds.), Agricultural Development, Rural Institutions, and Economic Policy: Essays for A. Vaidyanathan; Oxford University press. |
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K. R. Datye, Suhas Pranjape and K. J. Joy, 2000
“Regenerative Agriculture and Rural Development in India: A New Paradigm” (Co-author with two others) in Peter Mollinga (Ed.) Water for Food and Rural Development: Approaches and Initiatives in South Asia, Sage, New Delhi. |
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K. R. Datye, Suhas Paranjape, K. J. Joy and Seema Kulkarni, 2004
“The Krishna Valley Development: An Approach to Equitable and Efficient use of Water” (Co-author with three others) in A. Vaidyanathan and H. M. Oudshoom (Ed.) Managing Water Scarcity: Experiences and Prospects, IDPAD and MANOHAR, New Delhi. |
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Seema Kulkarni, 1997
Ensuring our Future in ‘Nurturing Nature’ ed. Dr. Chhaya Datar, Earthcare. |
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Seema Kulkarni, 2003
Looking Back, Thinking Forward: The Khudawadi Experience with Access to Irrigation for Women and the Landless in ‘Flowing Upstream Empowering Women through Water Management Initiatives in India’ ed. Sara Ahmed 2003, CEE and Foundation Books. |
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Seema Kulkarni, 2007
Women and Water Policy, Issues and Alternatives in “Women’s Livelihood Rights: Recasting Citizenship for Development” ed. Sumi Krishna, Sage Publications. |
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Seema Kulkarni (co-authored with Nagmani Rao), 2008
Gender and Droughts in South Asia: Dominant Constructions and Alternate Propositions in Droughts and Integrated Water Management in South Asia, Issues Alternatives and Futures ed. Jasveen Jairath and Vishwa Ballabh, Sage, New Delhi. |
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Seema Kulkarni, K. J. Joy and Suhas Paranjape, 2008,
“Gender Issues in Water Governance: A Review of Challenges and Emerging Strategies” in Vishwa Ballabh (Ed.) Governance of Water: Institutional Alternatives and Political Economy, Sage, New Delhi. |
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Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy, 2006,
“Socio-economic Impact: issues and prospects”, in G. M. Pillai (Ed.) Wind Power Development in India, World Institute of Sustainable Energy, Pune. |
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Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy, 2008,
“An Alternative Approach to Drought and Drought Proofing” (Co-author with),
in Jasveen Jairath and Vishwa Ballabh (Ed.), Droughts and Integrated Water Resource Management in South Asia: Issues, Alternatives and Futures, Sage, New Delhi. |
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Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy, 2008,
“Equity, Access and Allocations: A Review” in K. J. Joy et al (Ed.) Water Conflicts in India: A Million Revolts in the Making (Co-editor with four others), Routledge, New Delhi. |
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Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy, 2008,
“Alternative Restructuring of the Sardar Sarovar Project: Breaking the Deadlock” in K. J. Joy et al (Ed.) Water Conflicts in India: A Million Revolts in the Making (Co-editor with four others), Routledge, New Delhi.
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Gender concerns in the water sector' in Rural women and development in India: Issues and challenges eds U Kalpagam and Jaya Arunachalam 2008 Rawat publications Jaipur. |
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Booklets
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| Intensive
Cultivation on Small Plots (English and Marathi) |
Year of Publication: 2001
Authors: Seema Kulkarni
Publisher: Women and Water Network India and Society for Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management (SOPPECOM), Pune
Price: Rs. 20/-
Details: This Booklet makes an effort to look into the various aspects of the programme on Intensive cultivation of small plots. This booklet is an outcome of different experiences gained through the efforts of groups across Maharashtra state. The booklet is not the last word on this issue and in fact only hopes to begin the process of developing certain norms with reference to the experiment. |
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| Sustainable
Prosperity: Sustaining and Enabling Natures Productive Powers
(CEE, Ahmedabad, 2004) |
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Year of Publication: 2004
Authors: Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy
Publisher: Centre for Environment Education, Ahmedabad
Price: Rs. 30/-
Details: This booklet discusses growth patterns based on control and regulation, which is best advocated in sustainable growth patterns. The primary productivity of an ecosystem forms the criterion to judge impact in this alternative approach. The authors outline the techniques, methods and policy framework needed to make their alternative approach work..... |
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| Water:
Sustainable and Efficient Use |
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Year of Publication: 2004
Authors: Suhas Paranjape and K. J. Joy
Publisher: Centre for Environment Education, Ahmedabad
Price: Rs. 40/-
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| Striya
aani Paani (Women and Water) (Marathi) (Granthali, Mumbai,
2005) |
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Year of Publication: 2004
Authors: K. J. Joy, Suhas Paranjape and Chayya Datar Publisher: Granthali – Dyanyadnya, Mumbai
Price: Rs. 45/-
Details: Women have been efficient water managers since decades. in a way they have an emotional attachment with different water issues, but when water became an economic good, a commodity in the market the control in the form of water management lost from women. The situation changed and now they have to wander miles and miles together in search of water. This booklet traces this change in the relationship between women and water with a substantial discussion on current issues evolved around the question of water... |
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| Pani
Kuthwar Ala Ga Bai: Patsthalatil Vanchintanchi Vyatha (SOPPECOM,
2005) |
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Year of Publication: 2005
Authors: S. B. Sane and Raju Adagale
Publisher: Society for Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management (SOPPECOM), Pune
Price: 25/- |
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| Women
Water and Livelihoods |
Year of Publication: 2007
Authors: Seema Kulkarni, Sara Ahmed, Swarnalata Arya, K J Joy and Suhas Paranjape
Publisher: Women and Water Network, Society for Promoting Participative Eco-System Management (SOPPECOM), Pune
Price: 50/-
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| Water for Livelihoods, Gender Perspective |
Year of Publication: 2007
Authors: Based on writings of Seema Kulkarni et. al.
Publisher: Women and Water Network, India; Capnet, India; Society for Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management (SOPPECOM), Pune
Price: Rs. 35/-
Details: The booklet is based on the discussions held in the National Workshop of 2006. It tries to capture some of the recent issues in the water sector and also insights from more recent and ongoing studies on gender and water.
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| Strivadi bhumiketun pani dhornancha aadhava va paryay (Marathi). |
Year of Publication: 2007
Authors: Based on writings of Seema Kulkarni et. al.
Marathi adaptation: Vrunda Vaze
Publisher: Women and Water Network, India; Capnet, India; Society for Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management (SOPPECOM), Pune
Price: Rs. 35/-
Details: This is a Marathi booklet based on the original English booklet ‘Women water and livelihoods: A review of policy: Towards evolving a gender just vision for water’. The booklet is an attempt to translate different current issues in the gender and water sector into the local language for people from rural communities. We have attempted to do it more reader friendly with simple language, local contexts, images and illustrations. |
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Occasional Papers |
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| Reorienting
the Watershed Development Programme in India |
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occasional paper 'Reorienting the Watershed Development
Programme in India' is the first publication by the Forum
for Watershed Research and Policy Dialogue. The Ministry
of Rural Development, Government of India, had recently
set up a Technical Committee under the Chairmanship of Shri.
A. Parthasarthi to review the watershed guidelines and programmes.
This paper is based on the draft presented to the Committee
on 26th July 2005 at a Consultative Meeting organised by
the Forum in Pune which was later revised and submitted
to the Committee in October 2005. |
K. J. Joy, Amita Shah, Suhas Paranjape, Shrinivas Badiger
and Sharachchandra Lele
(Forum for Watershed Research and Policy Dialogue, SOPPECOM-GIDR-CISED,
2006)
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Technical and Study
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Hindola (The Swing): Assessing extent and nature of desertion in Daund taluka and Ghole road ward of Pune city (December, 2008) |
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This report is based on a study done jointly by Women’s Studies Centre of University of Pune and SOPPECOM. The study is one of the pioneering studies of its kind, and tries to address the issues of deserted women. It is an attempt to assess the extent of desertion and socio-economic condition of deserted women in the study area. Through this report we hope to contribute to public action and policy formation for deserted women.
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| Hindola: Daund taluka aani Ghole road kshetriya karyalayatil parityakta striyanche praman aani samajik- aarthik paristhiticha abhyas (Marathi) (December, 2008) |
| This is the Marathi report based on a study done jointly by Women’s Studies Centre of University of Pune and SOPPECOM. The study is one of the pioneering studies of its kind, and tries to address the issues of deserted women. It is an attempt to assess the extent of desertion and socio-economic condition of deserted women in the study area. Through this report we hope to contribute to public action and policy formation for deserted women |
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| Innovative Technology and Institutional Options in Rainfed and Irrigated Agriculture (2009) |
Striver technical summary report Click here to read..
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| Mainstreaming Rights of Deserted Women: A Livelihood Study of Deserted Women from Sangali District (October, 2005) |
This report is based on a study done in collaboration with Stree Mukti Sangharsh Chalwalin Sangli district of Maharashtra. The study is based on the interviews with deserted women who have been involved in the single women’s movement initiated by Stree Mukti Sangharsha Chalwal. The report looks at the livelihood patterns of these women.Click here to read..
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| Situational Analysis of Women Water Professionals in South Asia (August, 2009) |
This report is based on a short study done in four South Asian Countries (Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka) and looks at different organizational as well as sectoral constraints faced by women working in the water sector.Click here to read..
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| Strategies and recommendations for river basin management in Tungabhadra (June, 2009) |
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Watershed Development in Maharashtra - Present Scenario and Issues for Restructuring the Programme : Technical Report (January, 2007) |
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| Watershed Development in Maharashtra- A Large scale Rapid Assessment : Technical Report (July, 2009) |
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| Water Rights as Women’s Rights? Assessing the Scope for Women’s Empowerment through Decentralized Water Governance in Maharashtra and Gujarat |
This report is based on the study done jointly by SOPPECOM, Utthan and Tata Institute of Social Sciences during 2006 to 2008. The study looked at the space provided for women to participate in the decentralization process in the water sector, both in policy and institutions which were formed as a result of the sector reforms. The report presents detailed findings of this study.
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| Women and Land Rights in Maharashtra: Exploring the Facilitating and Constraining Factors in Achieving Resource Rights (June, 2008) |
The report is based on a desk study done for identifying the legal and social spaces for initiating a campaign on women and land rights. The report discusses the overall social, political and cultural scenario of the State and legal spaces and constraints around land rights and importantly how fertile ground it is for launching a struggle for women’s right over property in the state of Maharashtra.Click here to read..
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| Gender
and Water |
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present report is organized into 6 chapters that discuss
gender concerns in different water sectors as they presently
exist and the role of the network and its demand charter.
It discusses the gender issues in the water sector as a
whole taking an overview of all the sectors, gender issues
in the irrigation sector. It also includes discussion on
issues in the domestic water arena i.e. issues of the drinking
water and sanitation sector and the issues in the watershed
sector and the gender concerns within that. It articulates
the gender position that the Network needs to take and also
proposes a tentative charter of demands. The report looks
at the role of the WWN and proposes a broad action programme
for the Network for the coming years.
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(Women
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| Gender
Rights and Alternative Resource Use |
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is based on a short study and provides information on different
alternative practices in land and water management.
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| Hindola:
Vastav Parityaktanche (Marathi documentary film) |
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is a documentary which tries to capture different issues
around desertion and struggles that have emerged around
it in Maharashtra. The documentary was made as part of
the study on desertion jointly done by Women’s Studies
Centre; University of Pune and SOPPECOM. The documentary
has been written and directed by Anil Sapkal and Vidya
Kulkarni |
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| Taluka-Level
GIS Database on Watershed Development Programmes: Karnataka,
Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh |
2007,
Forum for Watershed Research and Policy Dialogue, SOPPECOM-GIDR-CISED
Form more information click here http://www.forward.org.in/giscd.htm
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| A
Short Study on Sustainable Resource Use Practices for Development
of Wastelands: GENDER RIGHTS AND ALTERNATIVE RESOURCE USE |
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Journal and Newspaper articles |
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Babhli Water Conflict – Less Water, More Politics
Biksham Gujja, K J Joy, Suhas Paranjape
An EPW article, July 31, 2010, vol xlv no 31 |
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Ekatimik pani dhoran va lingbhavadhishtit samnyay (Marathi)
Seema Kulkarni et al (co-author with 4 others)
Samaj Prabodhan Patrika
October-December 2006, Year: 44, Volume: 176 |
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Issues and Concerns of Deserted Women in Maharashtra
Seema Kulkarni and Sneha Bhat
An EPW article, September 18, 2010, vol xlv no 38 |
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Issues in restructuring
K J Joy, Amita Shah, Suhas Paranjape, Shrinivas Badiger, Sharachchandra Lele
An EPW article, July, 2006. |
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K R Datye: Visionary of a Sustainable and Equitable Future
Suhas Paranjape, K J Joy, Seema Kulkarni
An EPW article September 26, 2009, vol xliv no 39 |
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Lingbhav va vikendrit sinchan vyavasthapan (Marathi)
Seema Kulkarni Sneha Bhat
Samaj Prabodhan Patrika January-March 2009, year: 47, volume: 185 |
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Women and Decentralised Water Governance: Issues, Challenges and the Way Forward
Seema Kulkarni
An EPW article, April 30, 2011, vol xlvi no 64 |
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Assesing Social and Gender Equity in the Water Sector.Click here to read.. |
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Gharguti panyachya kshetratil vikendrikaran aani tyamadhil striyancha sahbhag, kahi nirikshane aani suchana.Click here to read.. |
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Reforming
water, adding women: does decentralized water governance further
gender justice in India? Issues and Recommendations.Click here to read.. |
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Situational Analysis of Women Water Professionals in South Asia.Click here to read.. |
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Striver Policy Brief 1- IWRM and Livelihoods: Fisheries in Tungabhadra sub-basin in India. Click here to read.. |
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Striver Policy Brief 4- IWRM and Traditional systems: Tanks in Tungabhadra basin. Click here to read.. |
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Striver Policy Brief 5- Managing Competing Water Uses in Tungabhadra sub-basin, India. Click here to read.. |
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Striver Policy Brief 7- Modelling water and nutrients balance in Tungabhadra river basin: Scenario analysis and management recommendations.Click here to read.. |
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Striver Policy Brief 10- Modelling Water Pollution with Stakeholders involvement: The twinned experience of Glomma (Norway) and Tungabhadra (India) river basins. Click here to read.. |
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Striver Policy Brief 15- Strategies and Recommendations towards an IWRM approach in Tungabhadra sub-basin, India.Click here to read.. |
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Striver Technical Brief 1 – Land use change and water resources in the Tagus and Tungabhadra basins.Click here to read.. |
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Striver Technical Brief 3 – Alternative approaches to valuing irrigation water: A survey of farmers in Tungabhadra basin. Click here to read.. |
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Striver Technical Brief 4 – Using choice experiments to value irrigation water: A survey of farmers in Tungabhadra basin. Click here to read.. |
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Utpadanasathi pani: Maharashtratil sinchan kshetratil vikendrit vyavasthapan aani striyancha sahabhag, kahi nirikshane aani suchana. Click here to read.. |
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Water for Production.Women in decentralized irrigation system in Maharashtra. Issues and Recommendations. Click here to read.. |
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