Globalization of Water Governance in South Asia
Herausgeber: Narain, Vishal; Prakash, Anjal; Chourey, Jayati; Goodrich, Chanda Gurung
Globalization of Water Governance in South Asia
Herausgeber: Narain, Vishal; Prakash, Anjal; Chourey, Jayati; Goodrich, Chanda Gurung
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This volume discusses major advances in the conceptions of water governance in recent years, based on discourses of neo-liberalism and integrated water resource management - through case studies and experiences of five South Asian countries - which have paved the way for new approaches to institutional design and public service delivery.
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This volume discusses major advances in the conceptions of water governance in recent years, based on discourses of neo-liberalism and integrated water resource management - through case studies and experiences of five South Asian countries - which have paved the way for new approaches to institutional design and public service delivery.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 413g
- ISBN-13: 9780367253172
- ISBN-10: 0367253178
- Artikelnr.: 56976545
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 413g
- ISBN-13: 9780367253172
- ISBN-10: 0367253178
- Artikelnr.: 56976545
Vishal Narain is Associate Professor, Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon, India. Chanda Gurung Goodrich is Principal Scientist, Empower Women, International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Hyderabad, India. Jayati Chourey is Assistant Professor, Symbiosis Institute of International Business, Symbiosis International University, Pune, India. Anjal Prakash is Executive Director, South Asia Consortium for Interdisciplinary Water Resources Studies (SaciWATERs), Hyderabad, India.
List of Tables. List of Figures. List of Maps. List of Abbreviations.
Foreword Dipak Gyawali. Acknowledgments. Introduction: The Globalization of
Governance: Transforming Water Management in South Asia Vishal Narain,
Chanda Gurung Goodrich, Jayati Chourey and Anjal Prakash Part I: IWRM,
Well-being and Gender 1. Gender, Water and Well-being Seema Kulkarni 2.
Women, Water, Caste and Gender: The Rhetoric of Reform in India's Drinking
Water Sector Deepa Joshi 3. Demand-Driven Approach vis-a-vis Marginalized
Communities: A Situation Analysis Based on Participatory Approaches in
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programs in Sri Lanka N. I.
Wickremasinghe 4. IWRM, Well-being and Gender: A Perspective from Bhutan
Gongsar Karma Chhopel Part II: State, Markets and Civil Society: Changing
Configurations in Water Management 5. Changing Configurations around the
State in Water Resource Management in Relation to Multiple Stakeholders'
Participation in South Asia: Possibilities and Challenges E. R. N
Gunawardena 6. Resource Management at Local Level: "Platform" Approach for
Integration Dhruba Raj Pant and Khem Raj Sharma 7. Accessibility of Urban
Poor to Safe Water Supply: A Case of a Small Town Water Supply Scheme in
Nepal Prakash Gaudel 8. Small-scale Community Water Supply System as an
Alternative to Privatized Water Supply: An Experience from Kathmandu Hari
Krishna Shrestha 9. Need for Reforming the Reform: Incompatibility and
Usurpation of Water Sector Reforms in the Indian State of Maharashtra
Sachin Warghade and Subodh Wagle 10. Understanding Emerging Independent
Regulatory Frameworks: Lessons for Reforming Karnataka's Water Governance
Divya Badami Rao and Srinivas Badiger Part III: Urbanization and Water:
Emerging Conflicts, Responses and Challenges for Governance 11.
Urbanization and Water: A Conundrum and Source of Conflict? Vishal Narain
12. Contextualizing Rural-Urban Water Conflicts: Bio-physical and
Socio-institutional Issues of Domestic Water Scarcity Shrinivas Badiger,
Smitha Gopalakrishnan and Iswara Gouda Patil 13. Urban-Rural Water Nexus:
The Case of Gujarat R. Parthasarathy and Soumini Raja 14. Water Management
in Rapidly Urbanizing Kathmandu Valley: Balancing Structural Linkages among
Water, Society and Settlement Bijaya Shreshtha and Sushmita Shrestha 15.
Private Water Tanker Operators in Kathmandu: Analysis of Water Services and
Regulatory Provisions Dibesh Shrestha and Ashutosh Shukla 16. Evaluation of
Institutional Arrangements for Governance of Rivers Surrounding Dhaka City
M. Shahjahan Mondal, Mashfiqus Salehin and Hamidul Huq 17. Sustainable
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation: A Case from Kandy, Sri Lanka Sunil
Thrikawala, E. R. N Gunawardena and L. H. P. Gunaratne. About the Editors.
Notes on Contributors. Index
Foreword Dipak Gyawali. Acknowledgments. Introduction: The Globalization of
Governance: Transforming Water Management in South Asia Vishal Narain,
Chanda Gurung Goodrich, Jayati Chourey and Anjal Prakash Part I: IWRM,
Well-being and Gender 1. Gender, Water and Well-being Seema Kulkarni 2.
Women, Water, Caste and Gender: The Rhetoric of Reform in India's Drinking
Water Sector Deepa Joshi 3. Demand-Driven Approach vis-a-vis Marginalized
Communities: A Situation Analysis Based on Participatory Approaches in
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programs in Sri Lanka N. I.
Wickremasinghe 4. IWRM, Well-being and Gender: A Perspective from Bhutan
Gongsar Karma Chhopel Part II: State, Markets and Civil Society: Changing
Configurations in Water Management 5. Changing Configurations around the
State in Water Resource Management in Relation to Multiple Stakeholders'
Participation in South Asia: Possibilities and Challenges E. R. N
Gunawardena 6. Resource Management at Local Level: "Platform" Approach for
Integration Dhruba Raj Pant and Khem Raj Sharma 7. Accessibility of Urban
Poor to Safe Water Supply: A Case of a Small Town Water Supply Scheme in
Nepal Prakash Gaudel 8. Small-scale Community Water Supply System as an
Alternative to Privatized Water Supply: An Experience from Kathmandu Hari
Krishna Shrestha 9. Need for Reforming the Reform: Incompatibility and
Usurpation of Water Sector Reforms in the Indian State of Maharashtra
Sachin Warghade and Subodh Wagle 10. Understanding Emerging Independent
Regulatory Frameworks: Lessons for Reforming Karnataka's Water Governance
Divya Badami Rao and Srinivas Badiger Part III: Urbanization and Water:
Emerging Conflicts, Responses and Challenges for Governance 11.
Urbanization and Water: A Conundrum and Source of Conflict? Vishal Narain
12. Contextualizing Rural-Urban Water Conflicts: Bio-physical and
Socio-institutional Issues of Domestic Water Scarcity Shrinivas Badiger,
Smitha Gopalakrishnan and Iswara Gouda Patil 13. Urban-Rural Water Nexus:
The Case of Gujarat R. Parthasarathy and Soumini Raja 14. Water Management
in Rapidly Urbanizing Kathmandu Valley: Balancing Structural Linkages among
Water, Society and Settlement Bijaya Shreshtha and Sushmita Shrestha 15.
Private Water Tanker Operators in Kathmandu: Analysis of Water Services and
Regulatory Provisions Dibesh Shrestha and Ashutosh Shukla 16. Evaluation of
Institutional Arrangements for Governance of Rivers Surrounding Dhaka City
M. Shahjahan Mondal, Mashfiqus Salehin and Hamidul Huq 17. Sustainable
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation: A Case from Kandy, Sri Lanka Sunil
Thrikawala, E. R. N Gunawardena and L. H. P. Gunaratne. About the Editors.
Notes on Contributors. Index
List of Tables. List of Figures. List of Maps. List of Abbreviations.
Foreword Dipak Gyawali. Acknowledgments. Introduction: The Globalization of
Governance: Transforming Water Management in South Asia Vishal Narain,
Chanda Gurung Goodrich, Jayati Chourey and Anjal Prakash Part I: IWRM,
Well-being and Gender 1. Gender, Water and Well-being Seema Kulkarni 2.
Women, Water, Caste and Gender: The Rhetoric of Reform in India's Drinking
Water Sector Deepa Joshi 3. Demand-Driven Approach vis-a-vis Marginalized
Communities: A Situation Analysis Based on Participatory Approaches in
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programs in Sri Lanka N. I.
Wickremasinghe 4. IWRM, Well-being and Gender: A Perspective from Bhutan
Gongsar Karma Chhopel Part II: State, Markets and Civil Society: Changing
Configurations in Water Management 5. Changing Configurations around the
State in Water Resource Management in Relation to Multiple Stakeholders'
Participation in South Asia: Possibilities and Challenges E. R. N
Gunawardena 6. Resource Management at Local Level: "Platform" Approach for
Integration Dhruba Raj Pant and Khem Raj Sharma 7. Accessibility of Urban
Poor to Safe Water Supply: A Case of a Small Town Water Supply Scheme in
Nepal Prakash Gaudel 8. Small-scale Community Water Supply System as an
Alternative to Privatized Water Supply: An Experience from Kathmandu Hari
Krishna Shrestha 9. Need for Reforming the Reform: Incompatibility and
Usurpation of Water Sector Reforms in the Indian State of Maharashtra
Sachin Warghade and Subodh Wagle 10. Understanding Emerging Independent
Regulatory Frameworks: Lessons for Reforming Karnataka's Water Governance
Divya Badami Rao and Srinivas Badiger Part III: Urbanization and Water:
Emerging Conflicts, Responses and Challenges for Governance 11.
Urbanization and Water: A Conundrum and Source of Conflict? Vishal Narain
12. Contextualizing Rural-Urban Water Conflicts: Bio-physical and
Socio-institutional Issues of Domestic Water Scarcity Shrinivas Badiger,
Smitha Gopalakrishnan and Iswara Gouda Patil 13. Urban-Rural Water Nexus:
The Case of Gujarat R. Parthasarathy and Soumini Raja 14. Water Management
in Rapidly Urbanizing Kathmandu Valley: Balancing Structural Linkages among
Water, Society and Settlement Bijaya Shreshtha and Sushmita Shrestha 15.
Private Water Tanker Operators in Kathmandu: Analysis of Water Services and
Regulatory Provisions Dibesh Shrestha and Ashutosh Shukla 16. Evaluation of
Institutional Arrangements for Governance of Rivers Surrounding Dhaka City
M. Shahjahan Mondal, Mashfiqus Salehin and Hamidul Huq 17. Sustainable
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation: A Case from Kandy, Sri Lanka Sunil
Thrikawala, E. R. N Gunawardena and L. H. P. Gunaratne. About the Editors.
Notes on Contributors. Index
Foreword Dipak Gyawali. Acknowledgments. Introduction: The Globalization of
Governance: Transforming Water Management in South Asia Vishal Narain,
Chanda Gurung Goodrich, Jayati Chourey and Anjal Prakash Part I: IWRM,
Well-being and Gender 1. Gender, Water and Well-being Seema Kulkarni 2.
Women, Water, Caste and Gender: The Rhetoric of Reform in India's Drinking
Water Sector Deepa Joshi 3. Demand-Driven Approach vis-a-vis Marginalized
Communities: A Situation Analysis Based on Participatory Approaches in
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programs in Sri Lanka N. I.
Wickremasinghe 4. IWRM, Well-being and Gender: A Perspective from Bhutan
Gongsar Karma Chhopel Part II: State, Markets and Civil Society: Changing
Configurations in Water Management 5. Changing Configurations around the
State in Water Resource Management in Relation to Multiple Stakeholders'
Participation in South Asia: Possibilities and Challenges E. R. N
Gunawardena 6. Resource Management at Local Level: "Platform" Approach for
Integration Dhruba Raj Pant and Khem Raj Sharma 7. Accessibility of Urban
Poor to Safe Water Supply: A Case of a Small Town Water Supply Scheme in
Nepal Prakash Gaudel 8. Small-scale Community Water Supply System as an
Alternative to Privatized Water Supply: An Experience from Kathmandu Hari
Krishna Shrestha 9. Need for Reforming the Reform: Incompatibility and
Usurpation of Water Sector Reforms in the Indian State of Maharashtra
Sachin Warghade and Subodh Wagle 10. Understanding Emerging Independent
Regulatory Frameworks: Lessons for Reforming Karnataka's Water Governance
Divya Badami Rao and Srinivas Badiger Part III: Urbanization and Water:
Emerging Conflicts, Responses and Challenges for Governance 11.
Urbanization and Water: A Conundrum and Source of Conflict? Vishal Narain
12. Contextualizing Rural-Urban Water Conflicts: Bio-physical and
Socio-institutional Issues of Domestic Water Scarcity Shrinivas Badiger,
Smitha Gopalakrishnan and Iswara Gouda Patil 13. Urban-Rural Water Nexus:
The Case of Gujarat R. Parthasarathy and Soumini Raja 14. Water Management
in Rapidly Urbanizing Kathmandu Valley: Balancing Structural Linkages among
Water, Society and Settlement Bijaya Shreshtha and Sushmita Shrestha 15.
Private Water Tanker Operators in Kathmandu: Analysis of Water Services and
Regulatory Provisions Dibesh Shrestha and Ashutosh Shukla 16. Evaluation of
Institutional Arrangements for Governance of Rivers Surrounding Dhaka City
M. Shahjahan Mondal, Mashfiqus Salehin and Hamidul Huq 17. Sustainable
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation: A Case from Kandy, Sri Lanka Sunil
Thrikawala, E. R. N Gunawardena and L. H. P. Gunaratne. About the Editors.
Notes on Contributors. Index