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Webinar Alert | How can women be encouraged to play a bigger role in FSSM operations? Engagement of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in operation and maintenance (O&M) of Faecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) represents a crucial step in empowering communities, particularly women, while

Webinar Alert | Why do our cities drown after every heavy rain? We invite you to a global webinar on managing urban floods in today’s climate-risked world. Experts from across the world, including Stephen Appiah Takyi (St Steve Takyi ), Madhavan Rajeevan (Madhavan Rajeevan),

Breaking barriers: Women in Uttar Pradesh take on crucial roles at faecal sludge treatment plants, write Subrata Chakraborty and alka naneria downtoearth.org.in/water/breaking…

Calling all sanitation professionals! CSE is organising an intensive three-day residential training programme on FSTPs and Co-treatment Plants to equip you with: ✅ Technical know-how ✅ Operations & management skills ✅ Best practices from the field What's in store:

CSEINDIA invites you to participate in the upcoming #webinar on "Why do cities get submerged?" on #June 13, 2025- 3 to 4 PM IST. Hear from the experts why cities need to plan for the intense rainfall, the gaps in city planning and necessary solutions

Webinar | How can women be encouraged to play a bigger role in FSSM operations? CSEINDIA invites you to a webinar to discuss the role of Women SHGs in FSSM by sharing experiences, case studies, best practices and lessons learnt from real-world engagements. The webinar will also

Making Treatment Plants Work: Operational sustainability of Faecal Sludge and Septage Treatment Plants (FSTPs) often depends not just on infrastructure, but on the effectiveness of daily operations and maintenance (O&M) practices. CSE’s latest blog by harsh yadava highlights how

Webinar Alert | As cities in India grapple with growing challenges of ensuring access to safe and clean water, reusing treated used water is emerging as a sustainable, resource-efficient solution. Mainstreaming this practice at the city level is essential to ensure long-term

Training Alert | Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is inviting applications for a specialised residential training programme that will focus on understanding existing challenges and technical aspects of aquifer management and revival and restoration of waterbodies. What

Training Alert | Effective operations and maintenance (O&M) is the backbone of any sanitation infrastructure. CSEINDIA is organising a three-day residential training programme to equip officials, practitioners, and professionals across India with the necessary technical

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The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Water Mission (National Water Mission). This collaboration marks a significant step towards strengthening water management efforts. Through this partnership, CSE and NWM will join forces

We have a group of ULB officers from Uttar Pradesh to discuss advanced practical O&M issues in managing FSTPs and co-treatment plants. With my lovely colleagues in the lovely AAETI. ..CSEINDIA AMRUT 2.0 Namami Gange National Faecal Sludge and Septage Alliance

We’ve kickstarted a hands-on training programme on Faecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) and Co-treatment Facilities at the Anil Agarwal Environment Training Institute (AAETI). A dynamic group of Urban Local Body (ULB) officers from Uttar Pradesh is here with us, diving deep

That's a wrap on our training programme on faecal sludge treatment plants and co-treatment plants. A power-packed finish with: 🔹 Suryabarti Majhi (OWSSB) sharing Odisha’s sanitation success story 🔹 CSE’s Rajarshi Banerji Rajarshi Banerjee discussed lab-based O&M for FSTPs and

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What happens after you flush your toilet? For most of us, it’s out of sight, out of mind. But across 700+ towns in Uttar Pradesh, this everyday act is tied to a growing environmental and health concern—how faecal waste is managed. CSE studied four UP towns to find out why

Our waterbodies are severely threatened today. Join CSE’s specialised residential training programme on "Replenishing Lakes and Aquifers" to understand how to revive our disappearing water bodies and restore groundwater reserves. The training will include: ➡️ Status of

Subrata Chakraborty(Subrata Chakraborty), Director, Water Programme, CSE recently attended a two-day national workshop under the Garima initiative on ‘Systems and Safety Framework: Operationalising ERSUs and Strengthening Sanitation Response’ held in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The workshop

"Effective groundwater management often requires a holistic approach, considering the specific hydrogeological, environmental, and socio-economic conditions of the region" emphasised Praveen Kumar, Central Ground Water Board (Central Ground Water Board) on Day 1 of training programme on lakes