Course Dates: 01 June – 26 June, 2020
Total Study Hours: 24 hours
Commitment: 6 hours a week
Language: English 

Registration link is bit.ly/2R3HBUo

Background
Research findings have explored the huge potential of wastewater and reusing and recycling of treated wastewater to augment freshwater sources and mitigate water stress. Moreover, policy frameworks all over the world also emphasize on the reuse and recycling of treated wastewater for local purpose. This calls for a paradigm shift from the current centralized approach to one which is sustainable in nature and emphasizes on the reuse and recycle of treated wastewater. One such sustainable approach is decentralized wastewater treatment as it addresses the problem of water pollution and scarcity. The approach is based on the important principle – devolving level of the application so that wastewater can be treated at affordable costs, cutting the cost of pumping long distances and promoting local reuse of treated wastewater. It provides an added advantage to meet the huge demand of non-potable water which does not require tertiary level of treatment, thus reducing the stress on water sources.

Purpose
To build awareness about issues and potential of decentralized wastewater treatment including successfully implemented case studies of local reuse of treated wastewater.   

Learning Objective:

• To understand the existing problems in wastewater management.
• Understanding of the definition, concept and approach of decentralized wastewater treatment vis a vis centralized wastewater treatment and its intervention in urban areas.
• Understanding about the enabling frameworks and regulations applicable to decentralized wastewater treatment including reuse.
• Understanding about the enabling frameworks and regulations applicable to decentralized wastewater treatment including reuse.  

Target Audience:

• Working professionals and decision makers from government and non-government institutions
• PMU assisting Govt. in mainstreaming water-wastewater measures
• Urban Planners, Architects, Engineers and Consultants
• Practitioners from consultancies, community-based organizations, social-welfare organizations, non-government organizations
• Independent researchers and academician working in water and sanitation sector
• Representatives of Resident Welfare Association

For more details:
  www.cseindia.org/online-training-on-basi...nd-local-reuse-10050

Training Coordinator:
Dr. Mahreen Matto
Programme Manager - Water Programme (Delhi Office)
+91-11-40616000 (Ext: 257), mobile: +91 98680 18045
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Academic Director:
Dr. Suresh Kumar Rohilla
Senior Director, CSE
Academic Director, School of Water & Waste, AAETI
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