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Senior Researcher-I & Head
International Water Management Institute,
New Delhi Office
NASC Complex, CG Block
Dev Prakash Shastri Marg, Pusa,
New Delhi-110012, India
Ph: +91-11-25840811/ 12; 65976151
Fax: +91-11-25842075
B.Sharma@cgiar.org
Work Package Leaders
Work Package 1: Poverty Analysis: Upali Amarasinghe (u.amarasinghe@cgiar.org)
Work Package 2: Water Accees: Luna Bharati (l.bharati@cgiar.org)
Work Package 3: Analysis of Agricultural Water Productivity Bharat Sharma (b.sharma@cgiar.org)/Cai Xueliang (x.cai@cgiar.org)
Work Package 4: Institutional Analysis: Tushaar Shah (t.shah@cgiar.org)
Work Package 5: Intervention Analysis: Bharat Sharma (b.sharma@cgiar.org)
Work Package 6: Knowledge Management: Mir Matin (m.matin@cgiar.org)
Abdul Hakeem Khan
Aditi Mukherji
Alan Brooks
G. K. Ambili
Dhruba Raj Pant
Luna Bharati
Madar Samad
Mir Abdul Matin
Tushaar Shah
Upali Amarasinghe
Xueliang Cai
Asad Sarwar Qureshi
Waqas Ahmed
Stefanos Xenarios
Susana Hervas Avila
Md. Giasuddin Khan
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Information
Improving water productivity in India. New paper from the IG BFB
Integrate Water Management, Help Countries on Hydropower, says Review of World Bank Water Strategy
Experts call for hike in global water price: UK Guardian
World's resources at a glance
Global Water System Projects: Downloadable reports
Andes Basin Focal Project website
Indo-Ganges final workshop
Every last drop
TED talk Hans Rosling
Yale e360
CPWF working Papers
BFP Andes workshop info
Paper Ecology and Society: Planetary Bounderies
Tools
BFP Andes powerful tool (alpha test version)
Meso-Scale Cropping System Data Resource
Organizations
Global Water Partnership
FAO Water
IWMI
Project presentations (download)
Themes
News
Lessons from six case studies illustrate the complex relationships between international trade, vulnerable ecologies and the poor. March 2010.
The world's most water-deprived countries are also receiving some of the least help from the World Bank. see Washington Post article
India's worst drought since 1972. Wall Street Journal
Globalization and growth in Sub-Saharan Africa.WB Report
BFP Workshops / Meetings
CPWF 2nd Phase: projects and contracting modes
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