Titlebook: Assessing Wastewater Management in India; M. Dinesh Kumar,Cecilia Tortajada Book 2020 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer N

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Book 2020improving the overall quality of the country’s surface and groundwater resources. It also reviews the status of wastewater generation, collection and treatment in urban areas to provide insights into the gaps in wastewater treatment. Further, it offers a detailed analysis of the wastewater treatment

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Book 2020er treatment systems and potential sectors for reuse and recycling of wastewater, briefly assessing the market demand for treated wastewater. Lastly, it investigates the factors influencing the environmental sustainability and economic viability of wastewater treatment as well as future areas of research in the field..

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Conclusions and Areas for Future Research,ex compounds; performance of nature-based wastewater treatment system solutions; and, optimum level of performance of wastewater treatment systems that produce highest impacts in terms of their social, economic and environmental benefits.

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The Legal, Institutional and Policy Regime for the Control of Water Pollution in India,tion control in India, including that for water quality monitoring. It lists all acts, government rules, policies, manuals and guidelines on sanitation, waste management and pollution control in India. It also analyses how effective these measures were in controlling pollution of India’s water resou

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Status of Water Quality in India and Compliance with Pollution Control Norms,ronment and Forests and the Infrastructure Development Finance Company, the chapter presents the water quality status of selected stretches of some important rivers and their tributaries; analyses the changes in water quality status over a time (2007–2014); and examines the status of compliance of p

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Effectiveness of Wastewater Collection and Treatment Systems, pertaining to water supply by urban water utilities, wastewater generation, sewage collection, existing capacities for treatment of wastewater and actual volume of sewage treated in the existing facilities are presented and analyzed across city classes, i.e., metropolitan cities and class I and cla

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Reuse of Treated Wastewater: Present Scenario,blic parks, and municipal uses, including the extent of use. It then discusses some of benefits of using treated wastewater. Finally, it highlights some infrastructure and policy related issues that keep the demand for treated wastewater in India suppressed.