Roadmap for Rating System for Water Efficient Fixtures: A Way to Sustainable Water Management in India
CSE has developed a"Roadmap for Rating System for Water Efficient Fixtures: A Way to Sustainable Water Management in India" as deliverable of Centre of Excellence under the Ministry of Urban Development.
Policy Paper on Septage Management in India
CSE has developed a "Policy Paper on Septage Management in India" as deliverable of Centre of Excellence in the area of sustainable water management under the Ministry of Urban Development.
CSE is the Center of Excellence: Photo slideshow
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| Research The research as a part of COE activity at CSE includes policy research on decentralized wastewater management (DWWT), rainwater harvesting (RWH) and water efficiency(see presentation). As a part of CoE mandate, CSE has prepared and submitted various reports and policy papers in the area of sustainable water management to Ministry of Urban development (MoUD). |
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| Capacity Building Based on the past experience and ongoing research, CSE regularly undertakes capacity building programmes on RWH and DWWT. |
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| Knowledge Centre CSE as a CoE also functions as knowledge centre for Sustainable Water Management, wherein it collates information related to urban water management and disseminates it through its website. |
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