Flowing Rivers, focuses on understanding the dynamics of river systems. The fellowship adopts an interdisciplinary lens to understand the policy implications of water distribution and management on national and global water, food security, energy, and livelihoods
By 2050, half of our population will be living in urban and peri-urban areas. This will put immense pressure on available water resources across the urban space, much of which has limited infrastructure for water management.
The Living Waters Museum, SPRF India and World Wide Fund for Nature-India invite young researchers interested in exploring urban waterscapes in India to apply for six short-term visual research-cum-policy-analysis fellowships.
Partners
Living Waters Museum
Established in 2017, the Living Waters Museum curates visual narratives on our water heritage to inspire water caring futures.
IISER
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune (IISER Pune) is an autonomous public university established in 2006.
Centre for Water Research
The Centre for Water Research (CWR) is an interdisciplinary initiative at IISER Pune formed in November 2020. It draws upon expertise from faculty across different departments at the institute. CWR aims to generate interdisciplinary knowledge about water systems, including their history and heritage, resource management and sustainable use, and to train the next generation of scholars to look at water from an integrated/multi-dimensional lens.
WWF
WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and create a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.
Fellows
Water Seekers' Fellowship 2021 Compilation Report
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