Composite Water Management Index

India’s Groundwater Caught Between Industrial Growth, Sustainable Development

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The World Needs More Energy but Has Less Water to Spare for It

The road to the Kedarnath temple in the early winter. Credit: SHUBHANSHU AGRE/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

A Himalayan Price Is Being Paid for Government Bid to Widen a Pilgrim Route

The CWMI pulls no punches because it does not contain the information needed to identify new opportunities for new investments and gaps in the existing infrastructure. The Srisailam Dam. Credit: syshook/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

NITI Aayog’s Water Management Index May Be an Experiment but It Is Lazy