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Groundwater contamination in India: discussing physical processes, health and socio-behavioral dimensions

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A manual on impact assessment of watersheds

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Water allocation policies in coastal Karnataka: an analysis of Nethravathy River Basin

Bhatta, R. - International Water Management Institute (IWMI) - 2008

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Equity in distribution of benefits from water harvesting and groundwater recharge: an economic study in Sujala Watershed Project in Karnataka

Seema, H. M.; Chandrakanth, M. G.; Nagaraj, N. - International Water Management Institute (IWMI) - 2008

The paper looks at the impact of water harvesting programs in ground water recharge through the case of the Sujala watershed in Karnataka. On comparison with areas of non sujala watershed and non watershed cases in one normal rainfall and one drought year, it was revealed that Sujala has been...

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Kumar, M. Dinesh; Singh, O. P. - International Water Management Institute (IWMI) - 2008

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Growth impacts of development and management of water resources

Malik, R. P. S. - International Water Management Institute (IWMI) - 2008

growth - not only in the sectors and regions impacted directly by the availability of water but also in sectors and regions … and therefore evaluating growth impacts of water resources projects based solely on the direct impacts can seriously … underestimate the true growth impacts. The author supports the hypothesis by analyzing the Bhakara Nangal Project in terms of the …

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