Insights from a Review of Water Security Plans
Water security plans (WSPs), which describe the current state of water challenges in the region under study and the interventions planned, are an important component of rural water security programmes. Based on our review, we argue that water security plans need to be more streamlined and must shift focus towards using water more efficiently (demand-side water management) and equitably.
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Acknowledgements
Contributors: Dr. Veena Srinivasan, Srushti Paranjpe, Shilpa Swaraj, Navya Itty, Ganesh Shinde, Craig D’Souza, Surabhi Singh, Anjali Neelakantan
Sketches: Shilpa Swaraj
Visualisations and report design: Aparna Nambiar
Editorial and technical review: Dr. Veena Srinivasan, Anjana Balakrishnan, Anu Sridharan
The authors conducted this work when they were with the Centre for Social and Environmental Innovation at the Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (CSEI-ATREE). WELL Labs is now taking it forward in collaboration with ATREE.
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