Liquid Waste Management: A paradigm shift towards a decentralised approach
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The new Liquid Waste Management (LWM) Rules,introduced in October 2024by the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), mark a turning point in how India approaches the issue of treatment and disposal of liquid waste. With their emphasis on decentralised solutions, these Rules aim to empower local authorities and communities to manage liquid waste at the source, reducing the burden on centralised infrastructure.
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) invites you to a webinar to explore the impacts of the new LWM rules, highlight strategies for implementation, and discuss technologies that align with the decentralised model.
Webinar Coordinator
JYOTI PARSAD DADHICH
Deputy Programme Manager
Water Programme, CSE
Email: jyoti.parsad@cseindia.org
Phone: +91 8559838864
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| Opening Remarks and Context Setting By Dr. Sumita Singhal, CSE |
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| Liquid Waste Management Rules 2024 highlighting Decentralized Wastewater Management Approach By: Jyoti Parsad Dadhich, CSE |
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| Context Specific Planning and Design of DEWATs By Mr. Santhosh Garakahalli S Technical Expert, Borda South Asia |
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| Looking Back to Move Forward - Research Findings to Enhance Policy Impact - 4S Study By Mr. Lukas Ulrich, Project Manager, Vuna Ltd |
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| Speakers | |
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Rohit Kakkar Deputy Adviser (PHE) CPHEEO (MoHUA) |
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Santhosh Garakahalli Technical Expert BORDA, South Asia |
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Lukas Ulrich Project Manager Vuna, Switzerland |
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Jyoti Parsad Dadhich Deputy Programme Manager, CSE |
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