Reports

Wetlands are areas covered with water permanently or seasonally. They are amongst the most productive ecosystems on the earth. Water is life, and wetlands are life support systems that ensure the functioning of the water cycle. Wetlands store water, reduce flooding, improve water quality, recharge aquifers, maintain shorelines, and prevent soil erosion.

At the request of Save Chennai Beaches Campaign, a fact-finding tour of the coast of Chennai between Light House and Thiruvanmiyur was conducted on September 29, 2012, to document instances of Coastal and riverine wetland Encroachments and land use conversion. Leading the fact-finding were T.K.

Climate Adaptation through Sub-Basin Development Investment Program (the Program) aims to establish institutions and systems in the State of Tamil Nadu to help local communities adapt to climate change with an advance of integrated water resources management (IWRM) and knowledge base

Presentation of the Recommendations of the Seminar on Waterways in Chennai

Studies on Chennai Drainage System - Rivers, Canals, Creeks, Estuaries, Lakes

Water Bodies in Metropolitan Environment: Adyar Poonga Development

River and Drainage System in CMA: Waterways in Chennai

Improvements to Waterways - Experiences of Other cities: Sabarmati Riverfront Development

Urban Development and Management: Indian Experience - Efforts of CMWSSB to reduce Pollution in Chennai City Waterways

Proceeding and Recommendation on Waterways in Chennai.