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Pilot Study on Utilisation of Water Resources at the Village Level in West Bengal
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Pilot Study on Utilisation of Water Resources at the Village Level in West Bengal

A pilot study of how water resources are used for non-consumptive purposes — particularly pisciculture — at the village level in West Bengal, in collaboration with the University of Stirling.

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Year

2005-2006

Geography

Village level, West Bengal, India

Sponsor

AFGRP, DFID, in collaboration with University of Stirling, UK

SDG alignment

SDG 6, SDG 2

Project Investigator / Team

Project Investigators: Prof. Mohit Bhattacharya — Former Vice Chancellor, Burdwan University; with Prof. David Little

Objectives

To study the pattern of water resources for non-consumptive use in the field of pisciculture at the village level in West Bengal.

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Sponsor: AFGRP, DFID, in collaboration with University of Stirling, UK.