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Untreated municipal wastewater is being traditionally used for agriculture by the farmers in the peri-urban areas of Rajshahi city, located in the drought-prone north-western part of Bangladesh. This study was carried out to assess the benefits and adverse impacts of wastewater reuse in the peri-urban areas of Rajshahi, the fourth largest metropolitan city of Bangladesh. Social acceptance of wastewater reuse and a feasibility of a long term institutional arrangement were also analyzed in this study. This book is divided into six chapters. Chapter one provides a detailed background information,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Untreated municipal wastewater is being traditionally used for agriculture by the farmers in the peri-urban areas of Rajshahi city, located in the drought-prone north-western part of Bangladesh. This study was carried out to assess the benefits and adverse impacts of wastewater reuse in the peri-urban areas of Rajshahi, the fourth largest metropolitan city of Bangladesh. Social acceptance of wastewater reuse and a feasibility of a long term institutional arrangement were also analyzed in this study. This book is divided into six chapters. Chapter one provides a detailed background information, objective and limitations. In chapter two, a review of the literature to the current study has been documented. Chapter three contains detailed information on the study area including as population and demography, socio-economic condition, study area location, climatic condition, soil and topography. The major water resource management institutions, agricultural and livelihood activities ofthe local people are also described in this chapter. Chapter four describes the materials and methods for the present study. Several methods for wastewater have been applied in the study.
Autorenporträt
Mr. Uthpal Kumar graduated (BSc)in Environmental Science from the Khulna University, Bangladesh in 2005. Later he did a postgraduate (MSc)in Water Resources Development from the Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM) of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology(BUET) in 2008. Currently Mr. Kumar is a PhD candidate at the IWFM.