Bundelkhand region is examined as one of the most challenged regions in India both in terms of economy and living conditions. The scenario of the region gets worsen due to the deficiency of both irrigation and drinking ...

The physical availability of water differs from place to place which makes the management of this essential resource very difficult, thus requires massive infrastructure for transferring water from source to user end. ...

Flood has been a constant threat to human settlement from a very long time and in this modern era nothing has changed much. In India, after analyzing the data of over thirty years, flood is still the most unforgiving ...

In recent years, the links between ecosystem services and its valuation as a part of environmental economics and Natural resources accountings have been explored in developmental context. The significance of incorporating ...

Water and food are two inter-woven aspects. Water is a critical input for agriculture production and plays an important role in food security (WBG, 2020). Variability and over-abstraction of water resources has been ...

“The environmental load of the exponentially growing economy, driven by the consumption of the growing population is leading to distribution conflicts. Evidence suggests that the societies that have least contributed to ...

The global demand for energy is increasing with excessive dependency on conventional sources. The adverse impact on the environment and ecology induced by conventional sources has led to the shift of energy use to alternate ...

Climate change has emerged as the major greatest challenge to sustainable development worldwide, and its massive, global impact threatens the poorest and most vulnerable tremendously. Extreme heat is one of them, the risk ...

This research is aimed at enhancing water security in an urban context. The approach used for conducting this research is indicator based qualitative and quantitative in nature. A set of literature is reviewed for understanding ...

Rivers are that idea which incorporated both environmental and human values. The ability of a river to sustain its structure and function, rebound from disturbances, protect local biota, including human populations, and ...