Journal ArticleOpen Access
Institutional challenges and stakeholder perception towards planned water reuse in peri-urban agriculture of the Bengal delta
Author Affiliations
Wageningen University & Research, Khulna University
Published InJournal of Environmental Management
Year2021
Citations37
Abstract
The indirect, unplanned use of urban wastewater by peri-urban farmers in developing countries poses a severe risk to the environment and the farmers. Planned water reuse could contribute substantially to the irrigation water demand in peri-urban agriculture and minimize the risk. However, implementing such practice requires a thorough evaluation of stakeholder's perception and the scope within the existing organizational structures. This paper aims to assess the level of awareness, perception, and willingness of different stakeholders toward current practices and the prospect of urban water reuse in Khulna City - one of the most vulnerable cities located in the southwest of Bangladesh due to the consequences of rapid climate changes in the Bengal delta. Also, institutional arrangements and their functioning were…
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Fields & Keywords
Physical SciencesEnvironmental ScienceIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringWastewater Treatment and ReuseWater resources management and optimizationChild Nutrition and Water AccessEnvironmental planningEnvironmental resource managementMarketingPublic relationsNeuroscienceArchaeologyEcologyWaste managementLinguistics