Water, Livelihoods and Environment in India
Frontline Issues in Water and Land Management and Policy

Water Policy Research Highlights and IWMI-Tata Comments
		Water Policy Research Highlights and IWMI-Tata Comments are summaries, syntheses and assessments of work done by IWMI-Tata in colaboration with its partners. As their names suggest, Highlights are based on a specific work carried out under the program, with the aim of disseminating our work to a wider audience. Comments, on the other hand, do not restrict themselves to a specific paper or research project but go beyond and sideways to include other relevant work done in the same field outside the IWMI-Tata Program with the purpose of expanding the horizon of research and for bringing the discourse on the topic to the 'next' level.
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26th January 2003: Full-Day Workshop
0930 - 1630	Groundwater Socio-Ecology of Asia: Governing a Colossal Anarchy
DAY I: 27th January 2003
0930 - 1030	Welcome and Introduction to the Workshop: F Rijsberman, A Pandhi, C Scott, T Shah [PPT 10,466 Kb]
1030 - 1330	'Garibi Hatao': Does Investing in Irrigation Help?	Making India's Irrigation Systems Viable		Energy Irrigation Nexus in South Asia
1330 - 1430	Lunch Break
1430 - 1800	Central India Initiative	Making India's Irrigation Systems Viable		Groundwater Management in Gujarat
DAY II: 28th January 2003
0900 - 1300	Promoting Micro Irrigation		Tanks in Today's Context
1300 - 1400	Lunch Break
1400 - 1830	Presentation of Session Outputs
DAY III: 29th January 2003
0830 - 0900	Water Poverty of Nations: Tushaar Shah [PPT 3,675 Kb]
0900 - 1330	Presentation of Session Outputs
1330 - 1430	Lunch Break
1430 - 1515	Dialogue on Water, Food and Environment
1530 - 1630	Workshop Press Conference: F Rijsberman, A Pandhi, C Scott, T Shah [PPT 13,667 Kb]
1515 - 1700	Feedback, Ways Ahead for the IWMI-Tata Program and Conclusion