Our Board
As part of INREM Foundation, CAREWATER in governed by a Board constituting of academicians,
development professionals and scientists.
Directors
Dr. Sunderrajan Krishnan
BTech (Civil
Engineering, IIT Mumbai), PhD (Geol. and Env. Sc.,
His expertise lies
in Hydrology, Water Resources, Statistical methods, Drinking Water supply,
quality and treatment, Environmental modeling and Design and teaching courses
on multi-disciplinary water management curriculum.
Recent Publications:
Krishnan
S., 2007, An Illustrated Collection of Groundwater Problems,
in Groundwater Governance Program, IWMI
Krishnan S.,
Islam A., Machiwal D., Sena D. R. and K. Villholth, 2009, The Living
Wisdom: Local Well Driller Knowledge on Groundwater Hydrology: Inferences from
Studies across
Krishnan S., 2008, The Tau Model for Data Redundancy and
Information Combination in Earth Sciences: Theory and Application, Mathematical
Geosciences, vol. 40, no. 6, pp. 705-727
Dr Rajnarayan Indu
MA (Economics, Jadavpur University), PhD (Economics, Gujarat University)
His expertise lies in
Agricultural Economics, Drinking water quality, water treatment and health,
socio-economic research of Fluorosis and Kidney Stone, Institutions for Water
Management
Recent
Publications:
Indu R.,
Krishnan S. and T. Shah, 2007, Impacts of groundwater contamination with
Fluoride and Arsenic: Affliction severity, medical cost and wage loss in some
villages of
Indu R.,
2008, A turning point: Water saving technologies in
north
Indu R. and
A. Rawal, 2007, Incidences Social Impact of High Incidences of Kidney Stone,
IWMI Tata Meet
Our Partners
We work with a wide network of
partners spread across India. We have innovated in a unique manner of
implementing research projects by continuous engagement with professionals
located in different parts of the country. A total of 12 of our partners are
located in different states of India and 15 of our partners are located in
different districts of Gujarat.
Apart from this, we work with
different organizations that are focussed on water, health, agriculture and
livelihood.