Pritpal Randhawa - Politics of formal water management and sustainability concerns in peri-urban Delhi
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Presentation at the STEPS Conference 2010 - Pathways to Sustainability: Agendas for a new politics of environment, development and social justice http://www.steps-centre.org/events/stepsconference2010.html
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Pritpal Randhawa - Politics of formal water management and sustainability concerns in peri-urban Delhi
- 1. Politics of Formal Water Management and Sustainability Concerns in Peri-urban Delhi STEPS Centre, University of Sussex Conference on “Pathways to Sustainability: Agenda for New Politics of Environment , Development and Social Justice” 23 & 24 September 2010, IDS, University of Sussex, UK
- 5. Case Study Area Map of India Ghaziabad Delhi
- 15. - Conventional forms of engagement (workshops, policy discussions). - Non-conventional form of engagement - Multi-Criteria mapping (MCM) is an interactive, decision analysis technique that provides a way of appraising a series of different options, or possible ways forward, for a complex issue. It helps individuals to explain their beliefs and views about a complex or controversial issue in a structured and systematic way. Engagement with Actors
- 16. Thank You!
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- This presentation is a part of the larger study done at the STEPS centre at the University of Sussex, which looks in more detail at several other issues such as water quality, pollution, informal practices of water access, private water vendor etc. in the peri-urban interface.