SAPH PANI
Saph Pani was an India-EU collaborative project with a duration of three years. The project aimed to improve natural water treatment systems such as bank filtration (BF), managed aquifer recharge (MAR) and natural treatment systems (NTS) for wastewater treatment (e.g. constructed wetlands) in India by building on a combination of local and international expertise.
Solution characteristics
Themes
Raise awareness, communicate and train stakeholders on water-related climate change challenges
Sub themes
How to increase awareness of all stakeholders and involve them in water protection under climate change?
Stakeholder group
- Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
Gain creator
- Better water quality
Type of climate
Other
Geographical scope
International
Social Innovation Dimension
- Technological Solution
Societal challenges
- Ecosystem Management
Solution Type
- Process
Solution provider
School of Life Sciences
Thomas Wintgens
thomas.wintgens@fhnw.ch
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