Water, Land & Society

Water, Land & Society

The Water, Land and Society (WLS) programme employs a problem-driven, multidisciplinary approach to generate knowledge that can explain the causes of inequity of access, unsustainability, pollution and the vulnerability of water resources. The programme’s aim is to generate usable insight that can help identify social, technological and governance solutions to India's water problems.

Journal Articles

Flood frequency and flood intensity changes in the post embankment period in the Kosi sub-basin India: Impact of location, caste, and class on the flood vulnerability of the marginal communities.

Sahani, R. K., Badiger, S., Samrat, A., & Krishnan, S. Frontiers in Water, 5, 2.

Marginality and Informality in Domestic Water Scarcity: Case of a Self-Service Mountain Town.

Shah, Rinan In: ICAS Conference Proceedings, 630-639. Amsterdam University Press. https://doi.org/10.5117/9789048557820/ICAS.2022.073

People

Dr. Bejoy K Thomas, Adjunct Fellow - Centre for Environment and Development
Dr. Durba Biswas, Adjunct Fellow
Dr. Priyanka Jamwal, Fellow - 2 (Assistant Professor), Centre for Environment and Development
Dr. Sharachchandra Lele, Distinguished Fellow in Environmental Policy & Governance
Dr. Shrinivas Badiger, Fellow - 2 (Assistant Professor), Centre for Environment and Development
Dr. Veena Srinivasan, Director - CSEI & Senior Fellow
Ganesh Shinde, Student
Jyoti Nair
Kumar D S, Research Assistant
Ranjeet Kumar Sahani, PhD Student
Rashmi Kulranjan, PhD scholar
Rashmi Mahajan, Student, PhD
Rinan Shah, Ph.D. Student
Shashank Palur, Hydrologist- Urban
Sumita Bhattacharyya, Ph.D Student