Experiential games developed by WLE/PIM/IFPRI/ICRISAT are being scaled out to almost 250,000 households to improve ground and surface water governance in India
Rapid decline in groundwater levels is a serious challenge in many areas in India. WLE/IFPRI and PIM partnered with the Foundation for Ecological Security (FES), a major Indian NGO, to develop and test the use of experiential games to strengthen groundwater governance. ICRISAT developed similar tool...
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2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121759 |
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