Why This Project?
The water resources of India drain from 19 major river basins. In case of almost all these river basins, the River Health deteriorates over time, whereas on the other side demand for fresh and potable water increases. There is ample time to act to revitalize the natural health of our rivers before the pinnacle point of destruction.
This project aims to organize an intensive training programme for the critical stakeholders covering the local community and river health managers in India

Biological Indicators Are The Best Tools To Assess The River Health: National-Level Training
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Committed approach needed for nature conservation: State-level Training on assessing the health of the Pampa river
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Vemaband Lake
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Pampa River: The case study River for the training
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Our Guests, Speakers & Trainers

Prof. Jayanta Bandyopadhyay
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Dr E. J. James
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Dr. R. Ajayakumar Varma
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Prof. T. Jayaraman
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Dr. Mathew Koshy Punnakadu
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Dr. Nadesa Panicker Anil Kumar
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Dr. G.N. Hariharan
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Prof. John Morse
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Dr T. Sabu
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Dr Richard Storey
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Dr. Priyadarsanan Dharmarajan
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Dr. Sylas V.P
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Dr. Joby Paul
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Dr. Bijukumar
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Dr. D. Padmalal
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Dr. N. Unnikrishnan
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Dr. Harikumar P S
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Dr T. V. Ramachandra
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MSSRF is a non-profit research institution founded by Prof MS Swaminathan. The core aim of the institution is to use contemporary science for sustainable agriculture & rural development.

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