The debate on irrigation must move beyond slogans to evidence. The question is not whether dams should exist, but how they are designed, managed and governed to ensure inclusive, sustainable outcomes.
NCAER faculty members, @sauban_10 and @joshi_ljoshi argue that the real issue isn’t ideology, but performance: How well do dams deliver — and for whom? India needs better-performing irrigation systems, evaluated over their full lifecycle.
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The NCAER, in collaboration with the CWC, organised Eastern Regional Workshop on the “Assessment of Indirect and Intangible Benefits of Irrigation Projects” on February 13, 2026 in Guwahati.
The workshop brought together officials from the Brahmaputra Board, CWC and NCAER, along with distinguished participants from NITI Aayog and state-level irrigation departments from Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and Manipur, to deliberate on the indirect and intangible benefits of irrigation projects.
NCAER, in collaboration with the CWC, organised the Southern Regional Workshop on the Assessment of Indirect and Intangible Benefits of Irrigation Projects on 20th February 2026 in Bengaluru.
The workshop brought together officials and distinguished participants from the four states (Andhra Pradesh Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana), CWC and NCAER, to deliberate on the indirect and intangible benefits of irrigation projects.
Western Region Workshop on “Assessment of Indirect and Intangible Benefits due to Irrigation Projects” was organized on 09.02.2026 at @nwa_pune in collaboration with National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) as part of regional ...
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consultations to validate NCAER’s methodology. Program commenced with opening remarks by Sh. D.S. Chaskar, CE/Head, NWA. Presentations on the study framework and findings, along with inputs from Western Region States, followed. Deliberations focused on concepts, measurement, ...
The NCAER, in collaboration with the CWC, organised a Northern Regional Workshop on the “Assessment of Indirect and Intangible Benefits of Irrigation Projects” on February 2, 2026.
The workshop brought together officials from the CWC and NCAER, along with distinguished participants from NITI Aayog and state-level irrigation departments, to deliberate on the indirect and intangible benefits of irrigation projects.
India’s fish food basket is changing from freshwater staples to premium seafood.
NCAER research staff members @sauban_10 and @joshi_ljoshi find a shift from freshwater fish to higher-value marine fish and shrimp, with implications for nutrition, livelihoods, and fisheries policy.
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