TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sudani, Kalpesh Kumar
AU  - Goswami, Subhranshu (Guide)
TI  - Issues and challenges in rural drinking water supply : a case study of Lalpur taluka : Jamnagar (Also available on CD)
U1  - P TH-1568 
PY  - 2013///
N1  - Thesis contents Executive Summery   IV Figures and Tables   1 CHAPTER 1  INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY  6 1.1 Background   6 1.2 Need of Study/Rationale   7 1.3 Research Questions   8 1.4 Aim and objective   8 1.5 Methodology   9 1.6 Scope   12 1.7 Limitations   12 CHAPTER 2- LITERATURE REVIEW  13 2.1 Concept and Definition   13 2.2 The impact of access to safe drinking water  13 2.3 The impact of unsafe drinking water (Health and Education)  14 2.4 Drivers lead to water scarcity  15 2.5 water and poverty- issues of vulnerability and sustainability  15 2.6 The multiple dimensions of water  18 2.7 Water scarcities and security in India  19 2.8 Drinking Water Quality: A Major Concern in Rural India  23 2.9 Water governance  case study of Pani Panchayat in Maharashtra  24 2.10 Drinking water supply-causes and remedies (A case of Karnataka)  24 2.11 Water scenario in Gujarat  25 2.11.1 Water and Social structure  26 2.11.2 Women and Water   26 2.11.3 Women, Water and Basic Needs  27 2.11.4 Inadequate Water Supply  28 2.11.5 Poor Quality of Water Supply  28 2.11.6 WHO Norms for Safe Drinking Water  29 2.12 News and content  emerging issues  30 2.13 Learning?s from the literature  31 CHAPTER 3  STUDY AREA AND DESCRIPTION  32 3.1 Introduction to study area   32 3.1.1 Nature of soil   32 3.1.2 Rivers, Ponds and Irrigation Schemes  32 3.1.3 Climate and rainfall   32 3.1.4 Demographic Profile of the District  32 3.2 Socio-economic profile of the Region  34 3.2.1 Population of the Lalpur block  34 3.2.2 Status of Health in the Block  35 3.2.3 Education   36 3.3 Nature of water supply  emerging issues and challenges  39 3.3.1 Status of WASMO in the Lalpur Taluka  39 3.3.2 Status of Narmada pipeline in the block  41 CHAPTER 4  DATA ANALYSIS AND INFERENCES  43 4.1 Demographic Characteristics  Selected Village  43 4.1.1 Population   43 4.1.2 Village Level Infrastructure for Water Supply  43 4.2 SAMPLE SELECTION   46 4.2.1 Household wise Sample Distribution  46 4.2.2 Caste wise Sample Distribution  47 4.2.3 Occupation Pattern   48 4.2.4 Income Classification   48 4.3 Nature of Domestic Water Supply  49 4.3.1 Permanent Sources of Domestic Water Supply  49 4.3.2 Alternative sources of drinking water supply  50 4.3.3 Water Accessibility  User Perception  51 4.3.4 Water Consumption at Household Level  52 4.3.5 Water quality  User Perception  53 4.3.6 Water Scarcity and Women  53 4.4 Issues and challenges   56 4.4.1 Poor Management and Conservation of Water Source  56 4.4.2 Poor Quality of Water and Health Issues  57 4.4.3 Unequal and Poor Accessibility of water supply to the Marginal  58 4.5 Major Findings   59 CHAPTER 5. Summing up & Recommendation  60 5.1 Summing up   60 5.2 Recommendations   61 Bibliography   62
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