Titlebook: Water Governance: Challenges and Prospects; Amarjit Singh,Dipankar Saha,Avinash C. Tyagi Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Resilience Building in Flood-Prone Areas: From Flood Protection to Flood Management,ce on flood protection in the last six decades. The discourse around flood protection now needs to be shifted to flood governance through resilience building among the flood-prone riverine population. Resilience building could take place through multiple sets of interventions that would aim at reduc

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Constitutional Provisions Related to Water and Integrated Planning and Management of a River Basin:rstate river basins is listed under Union List. Often the reason for the failure to manage water appropriately is rested at the door of inappropriate constitutional provisions or the lack of them. While the current provisions do have their limitations, various interstate commissions set up from time

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Governing Groundwater: Fostering Participatory and Aquifer-Based Regulation, and are now completely outdated. In a context where groundwater is now the primary source of water for the main water uses, including drinking water and where it is increasingly depleted, it is imperative to evolve a legal regime that is adapted to its importance and to the environmental challenges

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Flood Management Strategy for Brahmaputra Basin Through Storage,rosperity to the region. If left unmanaged, it becomes the biggest bottleneck against development due to recurring floods. Flood is a major concern for the development of northeastern region. The mighty Brahmaputra and its tributaries flow above the danger level across Arunachal and Assam state duri

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Governance in the Water Sector,y system which is amenable to be managed to meet needs of humans for their survival and wellbeing and that of all other life forms on the Earth. With the advancement of civilization, demand for land and water for human use started increasing, thereby causing degradation of terrestrial and aquatic ec