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Raichur’s resilience to climate change is not built on a single path, but through the conscious navigation of multiple, co-existing hydro-social pathways. This makes the landscape of possibilities visible so that communities, researchers, and policymakers can together decide which futures to pursue.
When communities can measure and analyse their water systems, they are better equipped to make informed choices, negotiate water use, and participate meaningfully in local water governance institutions
The Raichur Visioning workshop invited residents and diverse, local stakeholders of Raichur to imagine the future of the city in 2047. This report details the method used, proceedings of the workshop, and insights generated from the same.
The Futures Research team shares insights from their work on designing solutions for land and water challenges in the semi-arid Raichur and Chikkaballapur districts of Karnataka
The community hydrology programme empowers local communities to take charge of water management through citizen science and grassroots governance. This blog documents the third workshop in the programme that focused on water budgeting and water balance estimations.
This situation analysis report explores the water management and agricultural challenges and solutions in Raichur district, Karnataka. It presents pathways to climate-resilient rural development.
Farmer producer organisations (FPOs) can develop targeted climate-resilience measures if confronted with data on specific climate risks
WELL Labs’ community hydrology programme addresses the critical gap between the scientific study of hydrology and its practical applications for water management in Karnataka’s semi-arid regions.
This situation analysis report explores the water supply and sewerage challenges and solutions in Chintamani town and Chikkaballapur district in Karnataka. It also presents a way forward for water resources management in India’s rapidly urbanising peri-urban regions.
Published in Suddimoola