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List of participants

Ajay Kumar Registrar Sulabh Academy of Environmental Sanitation & Public Health New Delhi shriajaykumar@gmail.com Dr P K Jha Advisor technical Sulabh Academy of Environmental Sanitation & Public Health New Delhi shriajaykumar@gmail.com Hemanth Jain Environmental Engineer NTPC Noida badi_20011@rediffmail.com Shweta Gupta Architect New Delhi g.shweta.05@gmail.com Sudhakar Kurlekar Hubli, sudhakarkurlekar@yahoomail.co.in Imran Alam Siddiqui Engineer Bosch Jaipur Md. Tauseef Khan Civil Engineer Evonik Energy Services India Pvt. Limited Noida tauseefkhaan@gmail.com Mohit Verma Architect New Delhi mohver@gmail.com		Pradip Vithal Sarmokadam President Ecovision Goa- pradipskadam@rediffmail.com Lingaraj Gungadi Project Engineer Bangalore lingaraju_g05@yahoo.co.in Madhusudhan Srinivas Co-ordinator INTACH Bangalore madhusudhanschetty@gmail.com N Krishnaswami AGM Bhartiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Ltd, Salboni, West Bengal nkrishnaswamy@brbnmpl.co.in Kazi Rashed Hyder Programme Officer-Technical WaterAid Bangladesh rashed@wateraidbd.org Mahipal Singh Asst. program leader, Water Management Institute of Rural Research and development The Sehgal Foundation Gurgaon mahipalsingh3in@yahoo.com Bharathi Satyanarayana Advocate New Delhi bar_satya@hotmail.com

Training Date:

13-17 July, 2009

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