Funded by the Changing Water Cycle Programme, this project aimed to investigate the extent to which extensive large scale land use change and groundwater depletion in the Ganga Basin, has fed back to hydrology and climate systems on a basin scale

Funded through the Changing Water Cycle Programme, this project aimed to examine causes of extreme rainfall events, whether their particular characteristics are fully captured by flood models, whether the effects can be moderated by forests, and the implications for rainfall-driven carbon transport. 

Funded through the NERC-MoES Changing Water Cycle (CWC) programme, MICCI aimed to further the understanding of impacts & uncertainities of climate change on variabilities in irrigation water and to proffer solutions that are robust and effective for Indian irrigators. 

This interdisciplinary project aimed to deliver a low cost decentralised wastewater treatment and recycling system in India that moves towards a closed loop system, recovers resources, improves sanitation, improves public health, builds social capacity and safeguards the environment.  

A NERC/MoES funded project under the Sustaining Water Resources for Food, Energy & Ecosystem Services (SWR) Programme which aimed to improve mapping and quantification of dominant interactions and feedbacks between human activities and the hydro-meteorological system of the Indo-Gangetic Plain (IGP).