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Composite Water Management Index report

Santhosh Kumar 07/11/2023

Composite Water Management Index report mind map upsc
Source
NITI Aayog
Indian government think tank
Context
Considering discontinuing CWMI report
Launched five years ago
Assess water management in Indian states
Highlights
Water scarcity as national problem
Decreasing annual per capita water availability
Delays
Third and fourth editions
COVID-19 pandemic
Unavailability of updated data
Consideration to combine editions
Extend data coverage to district levels
Aim
Support evidence-based policy decisions
For water resource management
Promote federalism
Competitive and cooperative
Among Indian states

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