Author: Chetan Pandit and Asit Biswas

Asia Pacific Policy and Regulation

How India’s Civil Society Can Shape the Country’s Water Policy

October 19, 2020October 19, 2020 Chetan Pandit and Asit Biswas 293 Views 0 Comments 6 min read

India’s National Water Policy is meant to provide a definite course of action on water management, ensuring the countr

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