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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,Farmers’ Participation in Managing Water for Agriculture,interface with irrigation, agriculture and other agencies to serve the farmers through system maintenance, water distribution, recovery of service charges and providing the advantage of ‘economy of scale’ in irrigated agriculture system, particularly for small landholders through collective action..

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Bringing Aquifers and Communities Together: Decentralised Groundwater Governance in Rural India,cle discusses the framework for an integrated groundwater governance paradigm in India that follows a bottom-up approach through decentralisation of the principles of governance and some examples of how this is evolving in conjunction with participatory groundwater management.

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Water Resources Assessment of Basins of India Using Space Inputs,ogical modelling approach by transforming basin/subbasin terminal gauge site discharges, aggregating meteorological data..Daily rainfall data of 0.25 × 0.25° grids and daily temperature data of 1 × 1° grids were got from India Meteorological Department (IMD) and converted into spatial format. Land u

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National Aquifer Mapping and Management Programme: A Step Towards Water Security in India,so as to ensure the sustainability of groundwater resources. The database and the outputs of the programme are being shared with the stakeholder departments and efforts being made to reach out to the communities to empower them to manage the resource sustainably.

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An Untold Story of Groundwater Replenishment in India: Impact of Long-Term Policy Interventions,ults have given positive confirmation on the rejuvenation of groundwater resources as an effect of these efforts. In west (Gujarat) and south (Andhra Pradesh) regions of India, groundwater storage had been observed to decrease at rates of −5.81 ± 0.38 km./year and −0.92 ± 0.12 km./year between 1996