Inclusive Sustainable Growth through Rational Water Resource Management: Efforts of Government of India
Journal Title: Saudi Journal of Business and Management Studies - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
Abstract: Water (‘the elixir of life’) is a basic need for life of all living organisms. Though the earth’s water resources are abundant and renewable, 97% of water is saline and only 3% is fresh. Humans use water for 1. Agricultural, 2.Industrial, 3.Domestic, 4.Recreational and 5. Environmental activities and the vast majority of such uses require the less-abundant fresh water. As the world human population is growing and demands to support modern lifestyles are increasing, tremendous pressure is exerted on natural water resources leading to water stress and water crises. There is competition among nations and even among regions of a nation for the scarce water resources available. As agriculture accounts for an estimated 70% worldwide water use and rural India still predominantly depends on agriculture as the main source of income, suitable policies, strategies and plans to safeguard water resources need to be adopted for a sustainable and inclusive rural development. The present paper is basically a review of relevant literature. It shall: 1. focus on the world water scenario, 2. highlight the effect of water scarcity on sustainability and inclusiveness of development, 3. enumerate the available solutions for scientific and economic management of water resources and 4. elaborate the various attempts to tackle the water related problems by the Government of India with international assistance. The findings and conclusions may offer some useful hints, tips and guidance for nations of rest of the world to formulate their country-specific strategies of water management. Keywords: Inclusive Growth, Sustainable Development, Water Crisis, Water Deficit, Water Scarcity, Water Stress, Water Resource Management
Authors and Affiliations
Kameswari Peddada
The Association between EWOM, Knowledge Sharing and Customer’s Perspective’s: Brief Systematic Literature Review
Abstract: The main aim of this study to explore the relation between the EWOM and Knowledge sharing, the study revel that no theoretical relation between EWOM and Knowledge Sharing, on the other hand the study showed tha...
Big Data Environment & Communication Management (A statistical analysis for large projects)
Abstract: Project communication can be defined as the exchange of information aiming to instill knowledge among the stakeholders, thus acting as a binding force which connects many stakeholders of the conceived project a...
Test of Weak form Stock Market Efficiency in Selected African Stock Markets (2013 - 2015)
Abstract: This study examined whether a selected African stock exchanges provide evidence of weak form efficiency in the recent time period January 2013 to December 2015. Two objectives examined were the normality of dis...
Linear Programming Problems in Fuzzy Decision Space
Abstract: In this paper the optimal solution for linear programming is derived where some parameters are fuzzy in numbers. In practice, there are many problems arise if the decision parameters are crisp in nature, and su...
Competitive Advantageas Mediating Variable on the Relationship Between Innovation and Business Performance on SMES in Purwokerto Province
AbstractThis study was aimed to examine the influence of innovation toward business performance and competitive advantage as a mediator. To test the empirical models, Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) was used. Among t...