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KU-WRRA join hands for better water resources management in UT

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October 30, 2020
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Srinagar: The University of Kashmir and J&K Water Resources Regulatory Authority (WRRA) Thursday vowed to work in close coordination on policy-making related to judicious management of water resources in the Union Territory.

At a high-level expert meeting here, KU Vice-Chancellor Prof Talat Ahmad and Ghanshyam Jha, Chairman J&KWRRA, deliberated upon a roadmap for sustainable development of water resources with robust policy-making and newer approaches.

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The University of Kashmir, it was agreed, shall support the WRRA with information and knowledge which would lead to better policy-cum-decision-making on various issues related to judicious management and equitable allocation of water resources across the Union Territory.

The meeting, among others, was attended by KU’s Dean of Research Prof Shakil A Romshoo and Registrar Dr Nisar A Mir.

Underscoring the importance of sustainable development of water resources, the members discussed issues concerning rivers, stream-flows, glaciers, lakes and water-bodies in light of knowledge and information generated by various departments of the University in these key areas, a KU spokesperson said.

The University shall also help support and build technical ingenuity of the WRRA in areas of watershed management, remote sensing/GIS, water supply, demand assessment and hydrometeorological hazards, said the spokesperson.

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