Mitigation and Remedy of Groundwater Arsenic Menace in India

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Mitigation and Remedy of Groundwater Arsenic Menace in India : A Vision DocumentThe method of operation of different activities could be as follows:A. Formulation and implementation of social sector schemes- By initiation of dialogues between Central Govt. and the State Govts.- State Government has the responsibility to formulate and implement the schemes; CentralGovernment can provide technical inputs in formulation and implementation of the schemes, ifnecessary.B. R & D ProgrammesThe R & D programmes on envisaged areas shall be by invitation of project from theresource persons/Institutions/Organizations in India. The R & D programmes involving foreigncollaborators shall also be by invitation from selected Institutions/Organizations. Following aresome of the resource/expert Institutions/ Organizations that can be entrusted with R & Dprogrammes according to the areas of expertise and mutual interest.Type of R & DprogrammesLaboratory ScaleR & DsBroad areasArsenic removal filters &devises; innovative techniquesfor arsenic removal, Laboratorybased research & chemicalanalysis, etc.Name of the Institutions/Organizations(i) All India Institute of Public Health &Hygiene, Kolkata.(ii) Bengal Engineering College,Howrah.(iii) Indian Toxicological ResearchInstitute, Lucknow.(iv) Indian Institute of TechnologyRoorkee, Kanpur, Delhi.(v) Indian Institute of Sciences,Bangalore.(vi) School of Environmental Studies,Jadavpur University, Kolkata.(vii) Water Technology Mission, ICAR.(viii) School of Tropical Medicine,Kolkata(ix) Kalyani University, W.B(i) BARC, Trombay, Mumbai.(ii) Central Ground Water Board.(iii) Geological Survey of India, Kolkata(iv) Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad.(v) National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee.(vi) National Geophysical ResearchInstitute, Hyderabad.NIH & CGWB 153
Roadmap for Achieving Envisaged TargetsField level R &DsMonitoring, mapping, feasibilitystudies, modeling studies, pilotscale studies, deeper aquifersdetection, source, age and genesisdetection, Geochemicalstudy, watershed managementstudy, pilot study for in-situremedy, etc.Arsenic in Food Chains(vii) State Public Health EngineeringDepartments.(viii) State Ground Water Departments.(ix) School of Water ResourcesEngineering, Jadavpur University,Kolkata.(x) School of Fundamental Research,Kolkata.(xi) A.N College, Magadh University, Patna(xii) Dept of Applied Geology, ISMUniversity, Dhanbad(xiii) Dept of Geology, Sahebganj College,Sahibganj, Jharkhand(xiv) Centre for Ground Water Studies (NGO)(i)(ii)(iii)Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidhalaya,West Bengal,Agricultural University, Bihar.Agricultural University, U.P.Social & environmental impactanalysis, public-privateentrepreneurship, etc.(i)(ii)(iii)Indian Institute of Social Welfare &Business Management (IISWBM)Centre for Studies of Man &Environment, Kolkata, (NGO)Institute of Economic Studies, Patna,Foreign OrganizationsCollaborative studies(i) CSIRO, Adelaide, Australia.(ii) Harbauer GmbH, Germany.(iii) Queen's University, Belfast, UK.(iv) Swiss Federal Institute for AquaticScience & Technology, Switzerland.(v) University of Guelph, Canada.(vi) US-EPA & USGS.(vii) Department of Earth Sciences,University College of London, GowerStreet, London WCIE 6 BT, UK.(viii) UNICEF(ix) WHO154NIH & CGWB
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