India UK Water Quality Programme

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Led by UKRI's NERC and the Engineering & Physcial Science Research Council (EPSRC) and India's Department of Science & Technology (DST), this programme supports research focused on improving water quality by providing a better understanding of the sources and fate of different pollutants and by supporting the development of management strategies and technologies to reduce pollution levels.

Decentralised Waste Water Treatment System

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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.

COSMOS-India: Managing Water Well

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A UKRI NERC funded project under the SUNRISE programme aimed at providing soil moisture real-time monitoring across India, helping improve livelihoods of farmers and moving towards sustainable water resource management.

CHANSE: Coupled Human And Natural Systems Environment for water management under uncertainty in the Indo-Gangetic Plain

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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).

SusHi-Wat: Sustaining Himalayan Water Resources in a Changing Climate

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A NERC/MoES funded project under the Sustaining Water Resources for Food, Energy & Ecosystem Services (SWR) Programme which investigated how water is stored in, and moves through, a Himalayan river system

UPSCAPE: Upscaling Catchment Processes in Peninsular India

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A NERC/MoES funded project under the Sustaining Water Resources for Food, Energy & Ecosystem Services (SWR) Programme, which explored how changes in land-use, land-cover, irrigation practices and small-scale water management interventions locally affect hydrological processes