Mithi River
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Embracing Mithi, making ignorance transform in a harmonious identityName : Shraddha Nagotnekar
Email : shraddhanagotanekar@gmail.com
Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Architects/Designers/Planners
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Ecology, Conservation, River Revival
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Mithi
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Paper on Pollution in Mithi RiverName : Kimaya Keluskar
Email : kimayadesignstudio@gmail.com
Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Architects/Designers/Planners
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Patna River
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Patna Riverfront Development and Revitalization, by NilaA Architecture and Urban DesignName : Vidhi Shah
Email : vidhi.pud20394@cept.ac.in
Location : Patna, Bihar, India
Occupation : Students , Ideas , Observer
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Mumbai Rivers
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Riverse : InterSection 2022 exhibition & workshop curated by water environs in collaboration with Sanjay Gandhi National Park was held on 1st & 9th October 2022 at Nature Interpretation Centre at Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Primarily this exhibition was held to create awareness about Urban Rivers of Mumbai.Name : Vidhi Shah
Email : vidhis.eden@gmail.com
Phone : 9769061146
Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Environmentalist
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Mumbai Rivers, Mithi, Dahisar, Oshiwara, Poisar, Urban Rivers
Mumbai Rivers
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Riverse : InterSection 2022 Exhibition & Workshop curated by Water Environs in collaboration with Sanjay Gandhi National park was held from 1st to 9th of October in Nature Interpretation Centre in Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Agenda of this exhibition and workshop was to primarily increase the awareness of rivers of Mumbai and bringing the youth together for the future of Mumbai Rivers.Name : Vidhi Shah
Email : vidhis.eden@gmail.com
Phone : 9769061146
Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Environmentalist
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Mumbai Rivers, Mithi, Dahisar, Oshiwara, Poisar, Urban Rivers
Indian Rivers
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River Centric Urban Planning Guidelines are prepared as an advisory for states/UTs, especially their Town and Country Planning Department , Urban Development Authorities and Urban Local Bodies to ensure sustainability of rivers passing through cities and towns and to regulate the development along the river banks and flood plains. These guidelines suggest model River Zone Regulations, which can be adopted by States/UTs in accordance with the riverine topography and local conditions.Name : Shirin Shaikh
Email : shirins.eden@gmail.com
Location : Mumbai
Occupation : Architects/Designers/Planners
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Degradation of floodplains, River regulations , Urban river conservation, natural zones , carrying capacity, eco-sensitive zones, water bodies
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Rivers
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Indicative Guidelines for the Restoration of Water BodiesName : Shirin Shaikh
Email : shirins.eden@gmail.com
Location : Dahisar, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Architects/Designers/Planners
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Dahisar River
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Pictorial mapping of the river It helps in identifying the various activities and pain points for the contamination of the river, this data in-turn can be used by the planners/designers to better understand the ground reality while planning interventionsName : Shirin Shaikh
Email : arshirin.s@gmail.com
Location : Dahisar, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Environmentalist
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Ecology, Conservation, River Revival, River Mapping
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Mithi
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A walk through the Mithi , highlights the irony of manmade intervention disrupting the natural ecosystem , especially the natural flow of the River.Name : Shirin Shaikh
Email : shirins.eden@gmail.com
Phone : 9632912282
Location : 19.07887 , 72.87648
Occupation : Authorities
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Mithi Nadi , Nadi te Nala , deterioration of water quality , Density
Literature :A walk through the Mithi , highlights the irony of manmade intervention disrupting the natural ecosystem , especially the natural flow of the River.
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Poisar River
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Capturing the dying rivers of Mumbai City In our busy day-to-day life , we may come across our rivers infinite times , but little did we notice is the dying condition of the same. Enormous amount of solid and sewage dump into these rivers have turned these resources into mere ,"Nallas".Name : Shirin Shaikh
Email : arshirin.s@gmail.com
Location : Poisar, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Observer, Environmentalist
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : River Contamination ; Ecological endanger ; Environmental Awarness
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Dahisar River
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During the Nature Trail along the bank of the River Dahisar , I witnessed hope , that the youth of today can still reach to its resource in the most natural form, building embankments cannot be a solution, we need to be more sensitive towards our resources.Name : Shirin
Email : arshirin.s@gmail.com
Location : Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Abhinav Nagar, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Architects/Designers/Planners
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Environmental awarness, Dahisar River, Urban Rivers of Mumbai
Rivers
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With growing water problems, need for deployment of technology and other means available to us is needed to improve our understanding, research and management of this precious limited resource.Name : Shirin Shaikh
Email : shirins.eden@gmail.com
Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation : Students , Ideas , Observer
Water Vocabulary (Repository) : Internet of things , Big data , Artificial intelligence, blockchain
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