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AIM
To enhance
the knowledge of
government officials/
practitioners about concepts
and applicability of wateruse efficiency and
conservation measures
in urban India. |
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The training will focus on providing conceptual understanding of the measures
to be adopted in order to mainstream water-use efficiency and conservation
at various scales of planning (city, neighbourhood and individual scale)
in urban areas. Along with this, the training will help in learning about
the tools, techniques and the applicability of initiating WEC practices.
This online training is a part of series of activities envisaged under a 3-year programme – ‘Capacity building initiative focusing on ‘Making Ganga basin cities water sensitive’. Under this initiative series of – webinars, workshops, trainings, field exposure visits, knowledge conclaves are planned, aimed at engaging 1,300+ state/ municipal functionaries and other sector players. The programme is supported by National Mission Clean Ganga and is part of the series of ongoing efforts by NMCG |
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| COURSE FEES |
Rs 3,500 for Indian participants
US $75 for Global participants.
Early bird entries (till March 10th) and a group of more than three participants in each batch can avail a discount of 25 per cent. (Applicable for all participants)
Note: No training fee is applicable to nominated government employees |
| BENEFITS OF
PARTICIPATION |
• Training participation/
completion certificate
• One-year free subscription to
Down To Earth magazine after
training completion
• Top 3 most active participants
will be invited to AAETI, Nimli,
Rajasthan with a fully funded
fellowship for one of our
upcoming training programs.
• Top 3 most active participants
will be invited to AAETI, Nimli,
Rajasthan with a fully funded
fellowship for one of our
upcoming training programs. |
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TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS
• Overview of existing issues and challenges in the water management in urban areas both at national and global level.
• Learn about the concept of WEC and its measures focusing on rainwater harvesting, water conservation and reuse of treated wastewater.
• Understand the tools, techniques and applicability of WEC planning.
• Understand national
missions, programmes,
and standards applicable
for mainstreaming water
efficiency and water
conservation in India.
• Supported by Best
Management Practices
(BMPs) and case studies of
successfully implemented
projects both at national and
international.
WHO CAN ATTEND?
• Central / State / Municipal functionaries (decision makers / managers and regulators): Planners (Urban/ Regional/ Environment), Engineers, Architects / Landscape Architects working in Town & Country Planning / Municipal Administration Department or State Urban Development Authorities
• Engineers (Civil / Mech./
Envn.) or Planners working
with Water Supply and
Sewerage Boards / Jal Nigam
or Jal Sansthan etc.
• Any other programme dealing
with water, sanitation, flood,
river, wetland or environment
related matters in the city and
its urbanizable areas |
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TRAINING COORDINATOR |
TRAINING DIRECTOR |
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MS. UMRA ANEES
Programme Officer
Water Programme, CSE
+91-11-40616000 (Ext: 312)
Email:
umra.anees@cseindia.org |
MR. DEPINDER SINGH KAPUR
Director
Water Programme, CSE
Email: dkapur@cseindia.org |
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