This paper investigates how the agency of local residents can affect persistent and
unsustainable practices in urban water supply governance. Using a case study from …

Presently, ground subsidence in urban areas is becoming a peril to the infrastructure and
society. In this study, we conducted a detailed analysis of the results, based on the …

Urban growth leads to geographically concentrated demand for water and food–and to
growing volumes of wastewater and organic waste. Left unattended by city authorities, both …

The current work aims to assess the Water Quality Index of the supplied tanker water in
Kudlu village of Bangalore, India. The area is heavily dependent on water supplied by …

Beyond product design, if the notion of product'lifecycle design'enforces the consideration of
requirements from all the lifecycle phases of products, design for sustainability enforces the …

The city of Bengaluru has outgrown in terms of the proportion of population and geography
with profound impacts on both the physical and natural resource use. A combination of …

47 3.0 Introduction 48 3.1 The Legal Framework: Indian Constitution 49 3.2 Government of
India policies, initiatives and reports 71 3.3 Waste Management Rules 2016 71 3.3. 1 A …

Bangalore city has experienced a relatively fast urbanization in India. Its built-up area
increased from 130 sq. km with 1.2 million in population in 1961 to 366 sq. km with 2.92 …

Many studies have warned that the alarming depletion of water table in many parts of India,
unless urgently and effectively arrested, would be irreversible. This steep decline is traced to …