MAR Model with IWRM Approach in Barind Tract- An Adaptation Tool for Alleviating Water Scarcity in Thirsty Hard-to-Reach Area in NW Bangladesh

MD SUMAN MIAH
December, 2020
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Abstract

The nexus between drought (moderate high risk) and groundwater resources development issues has aid a sign for better management planning in the drought-prone Barind Tract, NW Bangladesh — the granary. In this context, the adaptation plan by the Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) model in the Integrated Water Management Plan (IWRM) strategy with ‘4R’ (Recharge, Reuse, Recycle, Restore) principles for hard-to-reach livelihood in the Tract. MAR model of IWRM strategy with governance issues must be addressed for achieving the Vision 2021 of the GoB and visioning the SDGs and targets by 2030 as proclaimed by the General Assembly of the United Nations.

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In BAPA-BEN 4th International Conference on Bangladesh Environment
Barind MAR RWH IWRM Governance Barind Tract
MD SUMAN MIAH
MD SUMAN MIAH
Environmental Specialist, Hydrogeologist, and Evaluation Practitioner

An Environmental Specialist with expertise in climate change impact and resilience, combining hydrogeology and data analytics to drive sustainable solutions in South Asia. Passionate about advancing environmental sustainability through research and community-centered projects.