Almost 50 per cent of Rajasthan’s drinking water comes from groundwater. Between 1984 and 2024, unhindered and rampant groundwater withdrawal has led to a dip of over 80 per cent in safe groundwater blocks. The state needs to focus on sustainable use of this source; at the same time, judicious management of greywater is also an imperative.
New Delhi-based think tank Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is conducting a state-level orientation workshop on the subject in collaboration with Centre for Rural Development, Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur and the Directorate of Watershed Development and Soil Conservation, Government of Rajasthan. The workshop will bring together government functionaries and representatives from NGOs, CSOs and other private organisations from the water sector of the state – with the aim of building their capacities on moving towards safe and secure water sources.
WHAT THE WORKSHOP WILL COVER
FOR MORE DETAILS, PLEASE CONTACT
PRADEEP KUMAR MISHRA Deputy Programme Manager Water Programme, CSE Email: pradeep.mishra@cseindia.org Mobile:+91-8085443793
SUBRATA CHAKRABORTY Director Water Programme, CSE Email: subrata.chakraborty@cseindia.org
MAHESH KUMAR JAT ProfessorDepartment of Civil Engineering and Centre for Rural Development MNIT Jaipur Email: mkjat.ce@mnit.ac.in Mobile:+91-9549654186