Among inland water bodies, lakes are relatively stable in contrast to rivers. This has favoured local residents using the lakes in fulfilling their needs for a number of uses and services such as sources of drinking and ...

Water Safety Plan (WSP) is the most credible management tool to achieve water safety worldwide. This study looks into prioritization of risks and optimizing resource allocation for implementing WSPs with multiple stakeholders ...

Sixty per cent (60%) of the rural population living in the country does not have access to safe and adequate water supply facilities. The rural population is 75% of the total population as per the 2001 census records. The ...

A Water Safety Plan is one of the most effective ways of ensuring that a water supply is safe and reliable for human consumption and that it meets the health and demand based standards and other regulatory requirements. ...