Despite having densely populated and highly water-stressed regions, wastewater treatment
is limited in South Asia and its reuse for agriculture is mostly restricted to untreated or …

A growing number of cities and regions are promoting or mandating on-site treatment and
reuse of wastewater, which has resulted in the implementation of several thousand on-site …

Water reuse is critical to national development, sustenance, and survival in this era of
climate, demographic, and social changes. There is no systemic national approach to …

Executive summary Water security is an imminent issue in India. As per our analysis using
the Central Water Commission (CWC) estimates on basin-wise water availability (CWC …

Global water scarcity is aggravating with increasing urbanization and inappropriate urban
water management. Implementing Circular Economy (CE) strategies in the water sector …

Wastewater reuse, a known alternative, lacks strong policy and institutional framework in
India. There are various non-potable uses in urban areas that can be supplemented with …

Water reuse and recycling are challenging and risky. One challenge lies in tailoring the
institutional design capable of attending to the specific attributes of the existing institutional …

The treatment of urban wastewater is an essential step towards achieving sustainable
development. Pollutants from wastewater enter water bodies and lead to potentially harmful …

Urban wastewater management is a critical component of sustainable urban development,
as it directly impacts public health, environmental quality, and economic stability. This …

For the first time in human history, we encounter global limits of essential resources and are
being challenged by the consequences of man-made climate change, reduced biodiversity …