report on Industry Case presentations

01 MARCH, 2019, PROF SHYAM R ASOLEKAR 1

REPORT ON INDUSTRY CASE PRESENTATIONS

19 and 20 September, 2018, IIT Bombay, Mumbai

01 March, 2019, Prof Shyam R Asolekar

This report serves as a summary of the industry case presentations Deliverable 5.3


Table of Contents

1) Introduction

2) The Design and Contents of the Programme

3) Practitioners' Group Discussion

4) The Field Visit to the Pilot-Scale Constructed Wetland

5) Poster Session

6) Industry Visit

7) Evaluation of Speakers in the Capacity Building Workshop and Industry

Case Presentations

8) Summary

9) Selected Photographs

10) Appendix 1 – Schedule of the Programme

11) Appendix 2 – List of the Participants

12) Appendix 3 – Proforma of the Evaluation of Speakers (Day 1)

13) Appendix 4 – Proforma of the Evaluation of Speakers (Day 2)


INTRODUCTION

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB), a partner institution in the on-going

collaborative project entitled “Capacity Building in Sustainability and Environmental

Management” (CapSEM) - which is funded by Erasmus+ Programme of the European

Union; organized a two-day capacity building workshop and industry case presentations

programme entitled: “Urban & Rural Ecological Upgradation of Blue - Green Spaces

Through Water Reuse & Community Engagement: A Circular Economy Approach to

Building Smart Habitats”. The following institutions have contributed and participated in

this programme:

1) Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway,

2) Makerere University, Uganda,

3) Makerere University Business School, Uganda,

4) Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Uganda,

5) Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai,

6) Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu

7) Rajiv Gandhi Science & Technology Commission, Mumbai, India

8) Earthwatch Institute India Trust, Gurgaon, India

9) Mann Deshi Foundation, Mhaswad, India

The IITB team engaged in CapSEM Project has made categorical efforts by

encouraging the students from the under-graduate, post-graduate and doctoral

programmes to participate in the capacity building workshop and industry case

presentations in order to encourage the lateral learning. The specific efforts have also

been made for encouraging the students in IITB to interact with the partner institutions

from CapSEM Project participating in the capacity building workshops and the industry

case presentations as well as the participants from the industry and regulatory

agencies.


This capacity building workshop and industry case presentations were attended by:

1. the faculty members from Centre from Environmental Science and Engineering

(CESE), Centre for Urban Science and Engineering (CUSE), Centre for Technology

and Rural Alternatives (CTARA),

2. under-graduate, post-graduate and doctoral students from CESE

3. doctoral students from other departments in IITB and other institutions

4. participants from municipality, regulatory agency, industry and consultancy firms.

THE DESIGN AND CONTENTS OF THE PROGRAMME

The two-day capacity building workshop and industry case presentations programme

was inaugurated at the Victor Menezes Convention Centre in Powai, a Suburb of the

City of the Mumbai, at the hands of Prof Suparna Mukherji (Head of Centre for

Environmental Science and Engineering, IITB).

The detailed schedule of the two-day capacity building workshop and industry case

presentations programme has been appended in „Appendix 1‟.

Total 17 technical presentations were made by the subject experts in six sessions of

technical deliberations. Through the group discussions, panel debates and plenary

presentations (of the break-away groups) were conducted in order to invoke the

participation of the delegates. In addition, participants were taken for the field visit at

the site of pilot-scale horizontal sub-surface flow constructed wetland on IIT Bombay

Campus. The design and contents of the two-day capacity building workshop and

industry case presentations programme was to provide knowledge eco-system for the

concepts in circular economy, preventive environmental management, capacity building

and stakeholder participation.

11 delegates from Uganda and two delegates from Nepal (program country-partners)

were the resource persons for the two-day capacity building workshop and industry

case presentations programme. Also, in all 20 persons (graduate students, researchers


and faculty members) participated from Centre for Environmental Science and

Engineering, IITB. In addition, 5 researchers from other departments in IITB and other

institutions participated in the programme. Furthermore, 16 participants were present

from industry and consultancy firms along with 3 Participants from Municipal

Corporation of Greater Mumbai and 3 Participants from regulatory agency (Maharashtra

Pollution Control Board).

The list of participants attending the two-day capacity building workshop and industry

case presentations programme has been appended in „Appendix 2‟.

Composition of the Participants in the Training Programme:

5 Faculty members and 15 Graduate students and researchers from CESE, IITB

5 Researchers from other departments in IITB and other institutions

2 Faculty members from Nepal

11 Faculty members and students from Uganda

3 Participants from Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM)

3 Participants from regulatory agency (Maharashtra Pollution Control Board)

19 Participants from industry and consultancy firms

The Pie-chart depicting the composition of participants


The copies of bound volume of the “Lecture Notes” entitled: Urban & Rural Ecological

Upgradation of Blue - Green Spaces Through Water Reuse & Community Engagement:

A Circular Economy Approach to Building Smart Habitats, were distributed to all the

participants in the programme. The bound volume included the presentations of the

speakers in the programme as well as the literature reviews on the salient topics

including preventive environmental management, the theory and practice of circular

economy, natural treatment systems, wastewater management, solid waste

management, energy management as well as organizational improvements and

business strategies from the circular economy perspective.

PRACTITIONERS' GROUP DISCUSSION

The stakeholder perspective was articulated by conducting group discussion on “drivers

and obstacles in promoting eco-friendly technologies and waste minimization in the

industry”. The each group (a, b and c) was of nearly 15 participants. One elected

representative from each group has made presentations on conclusions of each group

at the plenary for the benefit of the entire audience. The summary of group‟s opinion at

the end of one-hour group discussion in the respective break-away groups is as follows:

below.

Summary of Practitioners' Group Discussion


Drivers Obstacles

Availability of eco-friendly technologies.

The availability of environmentally-sound

but cost effective technology is the most

important drivers of promoting the use of

sustainable technologies.

Lack of incentives is one of the biggest

obstacles in adopting the so-called

sustainable technologies. The cost of

sustainable technology affects the overall

cost of the final products. Additionally,

adapting to new technology would require

trained manpower, new setup, land etc.

End user – The behavior of the

consumers also motivates the industries

to opt for sustainable technologies.

Lack of commitment thinking. There is an

urgent need to adopt evidence-based

technology especially in the industries.

The technology alternatives can be

compared for their effectiveness and eco-

friendliness on the basis of life cycle

analysis and life cycle costing.

Government policies and compliance

requirement contributes significantly as

the driver of adopting the sustainable

technologies. The Regulatory compliance

demands for low emission technology to

be adopted by the industries.

Cost- It becomes unaffordable to provide

low cost products while abiding with the

stringent environmental standards which

require costly treatment technologies.

Man power is required for operation and

maintenance of installed facility. Also,

cost increases with treatment process.

The detailed cost analysis data is not

available.

Recycle and reuse - the new concept of

industrial symbiosis coming up with

potential use of waste from one industry

as a resource in other industry can also

act as a driver for adopting the sustainable

technologies.

Lack of political will, no motivation among

the industries and vendor-driven policies

are few other obstacles. Implementation

of laws is not strict and the penalties are

affordable as compared to other countries

where the owner of the company is

penalized and not the operator in case of

a breach. There is a communication gap

between industry and regulator.


THE FIELD VISIT TO THE PILOT-SCALE CONSTRUCTED WETLAND

On first day of the programme i.e. 19th September, 2018, the participants visited the

pilot-scale constructed wetland (CW) research station at IIT Bombay and actively

discussed its potential for treating and reusing the municipal wastewater and

significance for such an intervention in given community towards implementation of

concepts of circular economy. The CWs have been seen as the panacea for escalating

flows of sewages and industrial effluents emitted by communities and industries. The

eco-centric wastewater treatment technology entitled “CW4Reuse” for management of

domestic effluents employing horizontal subsurface-flow CW beds has been developed

at IIT Bombay and is being demonstrated in three locations in India, namely, a) the

Town of Mhaswad (District of Satara), State of Maharashtra, India (sewage flow rate

250 m3/d), b) Charotar University of Science & Technology, District of Anand, State of

Gujarat (sewage flow rate 100 m3/d) and c) “Sant Gulab Baba Aashram”, At Post. Katel,

District of Buldhana, State of Maharashtra (sewage flow rate 25 m3/d).

The Dr Sanjay Mukerjee, Additional Municipal Commissioner of Municipal Corporation

of Greater Mumbai (MCGM), announced in his presentation on 20th September, 2018

that the technology of constructed wetland developed by Prof Asolekar‟s group at IIT

Bombay would be implemented at larger scale by MCGM for treatment and reuse of

municipal wastewater. This was prompted by the capacity building of his officers on the

prior day during the visit to the pilot-scale research station and the presentation on

circular economy during the capacity building programme.

The participants at the site of pilot-scale horizontal sub-surface flow constructed wetland


POSTER SESSION

About 20 posters (size: 600 mm x 900 mm) were displayed on poster-display boards in

the foyer at the venue (Victor Menezes Convention Centre on IITB Campus) of the two-

day international capacity building and industry case presentations programme by some

of masters and PhD students participating from the Centre for Environmental Science

and Engineering in the programme.

There was great response from the participants and every one appreciated the efforts of

students. The topics related to circular economy and sustainable development were

presented in the posters installed at the display. The findings from the on-going

research and development activities at Centre for Environmental Science and

Engineering, IIT Bombay in the Research Group of Prof Asolekar were displayed on the

poster-display boards.

The participants and guest speakers viewing the posters during the session breaks


INDUSTRY VISIT

On 20th September, 2018, the participants in the capacity building workshop and

industry case presentations visited the wastewater treatment and reuse plant

functioning in the most prestigious twin 5-star hotel in Mumbai (The Trident Hotel and

Oberoi Shereton Hotel). The twin 5-star hotel services nearly 1000 rooms and by the

virtue of the sophisticated wastewater treatment and reuse facility constructed and

operated in the basement of Hotel, it is considered as the most spectacular example of

reusing facility for treated wastewater achieving the so-called near-zero liquid discharge

from the Hotel. The designer and operator of the facility (Mr Ajit Khandeshe) presented

the concept and technical details in industry case presentation at IITB on 19th

September, 2018 and all the participants were taken to the south Bombay to see facility

at twin 5-star hotel on the following day.

Participants at wastewater treatment and recycling plant of the Trident Hotel and Oberoi

Shereton Hotel


EVALUATION OF SPEAKERS IN THE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP AND

INDUSTRY CASE PRESENTATIONS

All the participants have evaluated all the presentations of the capacity building

workshop and industry case presentations conducted during 19th and 20th September,

2018. It is the usual practice at IIT Bombay that the organizer of a given programme

makes categorical efforts to improve upon the relevance, depth and effectives of the

capacity building programme based on the feedback received from the participants.

The participants were given the prescribed tabular format for recording their ratings of

each presentation in every technical session of the two-day programme. Accordingly,

the anonymous evaluation forms were collected at the end of the programme and

reviewed.

The evaluation of speakers in the prescribed formats at the two-day capacity building

workshop and industry case presentations programme have been appended in

„Appendixes 3 and 4‟.

Additionally, the survey was conducted for the participants. The most important

environmental priorities - which were listed by participants during the survey are as

follows:

1) Water treatment, recycling and reuse

2) Cleaner production processes

3) Environmental Management

4) Solid waste management

5) E-waste collection and disposal

6) Sustainable development

7) Low energy use and carbon footprint


8) Green marketing

9) Community engagement

10) Zero liquid discharge

11) Lake rejuvenation

12) Resource utilization and conservation

13) Rainwater harvesting

SUMMARY

The very fact that the two-day capacity building workshop and industry case

presentations programme was extremely successful as evidenced by the participants

from various stakeholders. In this programme, the Additional Municipal Commissioner

of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and Member Secretary of Maharashtra

Pollution Control Board presented their action programmes towards improvement of

sustainability in the jurisdiction of the Corporation of Greater Mumbai (25 million

population) and the State of Maharashtra (120 million population), respectively.

The highpoints of the capacity building workshop and industry case presentations

conducted in IITB during 2018 have been the presence and participation of

environmental consultants and innovative project implementing companies. More

importantly, the most significant bureaucrats as well as regulators participated by

presenting their case studies suggests that the stakeholder from academia, government

and industries perceived value in the programme year after year.


SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS (1/2)


SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS (2/2)


APPENDIX 1 – SCHEDULE OF THE PROGRAMME

Co-funded by the Rajiv Gandhi Science and Technology Commission

Co-funded by the Earthwatch Institute India Trust

Co-funded by the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

TWO-DAY INTERNATIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP

19TH

& 20TH

SEPTEMBER, 2018

URBAN & RURAL ECOLOGICAL UPGRADATION OF BLUE - GREEN

SPACES THROUGH WATER REUSE & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: A CIRCULAR ECONOMY APPROACH TO BUILDING SMART HABITATS

ORGANISED BY: INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BOMBAY

CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

IN ASSOCIATION WITH:

RAJIV GANDHI SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY COMMISSION, MUMBAI, INDIA

EARTHWATCH INSTITUTE INDIA TRUST, GURGAON, INDIA

MANN DESHI FOUNDATION, MHASWAD, INDIA

NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY,

TRONDHEIM, NORWAY

UNIVERSITY OF LISBON, LISBON, PORTUGAL

TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, MUMBAI

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY, KATHMANDU, NEPAL

KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY, KATHMANDU, NEPAL

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY, KAMPALA, UGANDA

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY BUSINESS SCHOOL, KAMPALA, UGANDA

MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, MBARARA, UGANDA

DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NETHERLANDS


Venue: Victor Menezes Convention Centre

Hall No. 23 (Second Floor) (Opposite CESE & IDC) IIT Bombay Campus,

Powai, Mumbai 400076

Dates: 19th & 20th September, 2018

(Wednesday & Thursday)

Wednesday, 19th September, 2018 DAY ONE

08:30 – 09:00 Registration and Tea/Coffee

09:00 – 09:15 Welcome and Introduction to the Workshop

Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar (about 5 min) Coordinator of the two-Day Programme Centre for Environmental Science & Engineering (CESE) Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Round of Introduction (about 10 min)

Participants

09:15 – 09:30 What are the priority areas in “Environmental Management” in your sector?

Survey based on the individual‟s perspective (mode: questionnaire filling by the participants) Facilitators: PhD Scholars, IITB

09:30 – 10:15 How do We Fulfil our Commitments to SDGs?: Opportunities for Environmental Management in India’s Industries & Municipalities

Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar CESE, IIT Bombay

10:15 – 10:30

Inauguration Ceremony

Prof. Suparna Mukherji, Head, Centre for Environmental Science & Engineering (CESE) Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Prof. B V S Viswanadham Dean (IPS), IIT Bombay

10:30 – 11:00 Tea/Coffee

11:00 – 11:30 Urban ecological upgradation through natural treatment systems: Case study on Powai Lake and Banganga Lake

Lekshmi B. and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar, CESE, IIT Bombay

11:30 – 12:00 Industry Case Presentation: Implementation of WWTP technologies aiming at Circular economy: Some success stories

Mr Nitin Umbralkar Vice-President, Ion Exchange (India) Limited, Mumbai


12:00 – 12:30 Industry Case Presentation : The State-of-Art Facility for Reuse of Treated process water in Industry

Mr Ajit Khandeshe, Managing Director, Kwan Environmental Solutions India Private Limited, Ambernath (East) 421 506 State of Maharashtra, India

12:30 – 13:00 Industry Case Presentation : Country Presentation for Nepal

Prof Arun Timalsina & Prof Gokarna B Motra Tribhuvan University, Nepal

13:00 – 13:40 Lunch

13:40 – 14:00 Realization of the Benefits of Circular Economy through Reuse of Source Separated Wastewaters using Constructed Wetlands: A Model

Lekshmi B. and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar, CESE, IIT Bombay

14:00 -14:20 Industry Case Presentation: Country Presentation for Uganda

Makerere University, Uganda

14:20 -14:40 Industry Case Presentation: Country Presentation for Uganda

Makerere University Business School, Uganda

14:40 – 15:00 Way towards sustainable development: Experiences at industries in the Uganda

Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Uganda

15:00 – 15:30 Water Recycling Efforts by MCGM

Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, IAS Additional Municipal Commissioner (Projects), Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM), Mumbai

15:30 – 16:00 Tea/Coffee

16:00 – 16:30 Significance of “CW4Reuse Technology” for Enhancing Reuse of Treated Wastewaters: Case Studies

Rahul Sutar and Dr D R Ranade and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar CESE, IIT Bombay and Chetna Gala-Sinha Mann Deshi Foundation, Mhaswad

16:30 – 17:00 Panel Discussion: “Drivers and obstacles on the path of selection of sustainable technologies”

Moderators: Mr D P Misra, Environmental Consultant, Mumbai and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar

17:00 -17:30 Address by the Guest of Honour: “Regulatory Priorities and Tasks for MPCB”

Dr. P. Anbalagan IAS Member Secretary Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Mumbai


17:30 – 17:45 Tea/Coffee

17:45 – 18:30 Visit to the Constructed Wetland on IITB Campus

18:30 – 19:00 Fellowship, Networking & Relaxing Free time for lake-side walk

19:00 – 19:45 Dinner 2nd Floor Foyer VMCC, IIT Bombay

Thursday, 20th September, 2018 DAY TWO

09:00 – 09:45

Management of Legacy Wastes for Resource and Material Recovery

Richa Singh, Prof Bakul Rao and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar CESE, IIT Bombay

09:45 – 10:30

The Framework and Solutions for Facilitating the Implementation of Ban on Plastics and Thermocol in Maharashtra


10:30 – 11:00

Tea/Coffee

11:00 – 12:00

Plenary Session

Prof. Suparna Mukherji, Head, CESE, IIT Bombay Dr. Anil Kakodkar Chairman, Rajiv Gandhi Science & Technology Commission, Mumbai Prof. Dr.Ing. Annik Magerholm Fet Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management (IØT) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) N-7491 Trondheim, Norway Title: Way towards sustainable development

(via recorded video)

12:00 – 12:30

Industry Case Presentation: Experiences of Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Systems for

Mr Ravishankar Vaidya Director, Ecotex Pte. Ltd. Singapore and Ecotex


Textile Industry: Success stories and future opportunities

Environmental Technologies blr Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru, India

12:30 – 13:15

Practitioners' Group Discussion: Drivers and obstacles in promoting eco-friendly technologies and waste minimization in the industry

Leaders: Mr Yogen Parekh, Environmental Consultant, Mumbai and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar

13:15 – 14:00

Lunch

14:00 – 14:30

Role of Environmental Science & Technology as the Tool while Transitioning to Sustainable Futures


Valedictory Session

14:30 – 15:00

Role of Environmental Policy & Law as the Tool while Transitioning to Sustainable Futures

Dr. Ajay Deshpande, Consultant, Asian Development Bank

Q&A Session

15:00 – 15:15

Concluding remarks & Distribution of Certificates

15:15 – 15:30

Tea/Coffee

15:30 – 18:00

Industry Visit : Wastewater treatment and recycling plant (Optional)

Hotel Trident (Oberoi Sheraton Hotel), Nariman Point, Mumbai

18:00 onward

Free time for Site Seeing in South Mumbai

CONTACT PERSONS

Prof. (Dr.) Shyam R. Asolekar

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Centre for Environmental Science & Engineering Powai, Mumbai 400 076 (Phone) +91-22-2576 7867 (E-mail) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Logistics and Directions

Rahul S. Sutar: +91 95959 39389

Richa Singh +91 99206 58638

Lekshmi B. +91 82915 30667 Shruti Sharma +91 96434 65741


APPENDIX 2 – LIST OF THE PARTICIPANTS

Sr. No. Name Affiliation Country

1 Vinod Mane Reliance foundation India

2 Arshad Moolji A.M. Ozonics Pvt. Ltd India

3 R M. Nivedha Ramanathan

Ecotex Environmental Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

India

4 Sanjay Sheth Shree Sai Siddhi Pvt. Ltd. India

5 Rashmi Mishra HSE Manager, L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering

India

6 Dasika Sampat Kumar Sr. DGM, L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering

India

7 Bhalchandra Pedgaonkar

Managing Director, ARTS Watermatics Pvt Ltd.

India

8 Ravindra Janardhan Parab

Supriya Lifescience Pvt. Ltd. India

9 Simranjit Singh Research Scholar, NIT Jalandhar India

10 Chandani Parekh Paani Foundation India

11 S. Yogeswari Scientist C (Environmental Planner), National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management, Chennai

India

12 Debasis Tudu Scientist C (Environmental Planner), National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management, Chennai

India

13 Rekha Desai Rizvi College of Architecture, Mumbai

India

14 A. Gurunathan Director, The Dhan Academy, Madurai

India

15 S Elamuhil The Dhan Academy, Madurai India



16 Faizaan Ali Contractor MAC Traders, Mumbai India

17 Prasad V. Parab Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

India

18 Sushil L. Ubale Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

India

19 Uday S Patil Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

India

20 Ajay Deshpande Consultant, Asian Development Bank

India

21 Dilip R Ranade Consultant (Research), National Centre for Microbial Resource, Pune

India

22 Yogen Parikh Environmental Consultant, Mumbai India

23 Arun Sapre Member Secretary, Rajiv Gandhi Science & Technology Commission, Mumbai, Govt of Maharashtra

India

24 D P Misra Environmental Consultant, Mumbai India

25 Yeswant B. Sontakke Joint Director (Water), Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

India

26 N. N. Gurav Sub-Regional Officer - Co-Ordination, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

India

27 Amar R. Supate Principal Scientific Officer, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board

India

28 Ayush Singh CESE, IIT Bombay India

29 Prasenjit Ghosh CESE, IIT Bombay India

30 Prashant Sinha CESE, IIT Bombay India

31 Vipin Singh CESE, IIT Bombay India

32 Richa Singh CESE, IIT Bombay India



33 Rahul S. Sutar CESE, IIT Bombay India

34 Lekshmi B. Nair CESE, IIT Bombay India

35 Shruti Sharma CESE, IIT Bombay India

36 Deepanjan Saha CESE, IIT Bombay India

37 Ketan Kamble CESE, IIT Bombay India

38 Ansaf V Karim CESE, IIT Bombay India

39 Subhojit Bhowmick CESE, IIT Bombay India

40 Vinay Yadav CESE, IIT Bombay India

41 Vinay Kumar CESE, IIT Bombay India

42 Chetan Prakash Sharma

CESE, IIT Bombay India

43 Gautamdev Chakravarty CESE, IIT Bombay India

44 Darpan Das CESE, IIT Bombay India

45 Ariz Tauqir CESE, IIT Bombay India

46 Rajhans Negi CESE, IIT Bombay India

47 Amruta Garud CTARA, IIT Bombay India

48 Rakesh Kumar Civil Engineering, IIT Bombay India

49 P Pallavi Climate Studies, IIT Bombay India

50 Charles Tushabomwe-Kazooba

Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Mbarara

Uganda

51 Moses Ntaro Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Mbarara

Uganda

52 Provia Kesande Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Mbarara

Uganda



53 Bosco Amerit Makerere University Business School, Kampala

Uganda

54 Dennis Nuwagaba Makerere University Business School, Kampala

Uganda

55 Jimmy Moses Otim Makerere University Business School, Kampala

Uganda

56 Pearl Ankunda Byabashaija

Makerere University Business School, Kampala

Uganda

57 Maya Balunywa Makerere University Business School, Kampala

Uganda

58 Mukiibi Ssewannyaga Ivan

Makerere University, Kampala Uganda

59 John Mary Kiberu Makerere University, Kampala Uganda

60 Josephine Mary Rose Ariao

Field Operations Manager, Kalangala Oil Palm Growers Trust Ltd, Kalangala

Uganda

61 Arun Timalsina Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu Nepal

62 Gokarna B. Motra Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu Nepal

63 Shyam R. Asolekar CESE, IIT Bombay India


APPENDIX 3 – PROFORMA OF THE EVALUATION OF SPEAKERS (DAY 1)

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Speaker: Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar

How do We Fulfil our Commitments to SDGs?: Opportunities for

Environmental Management in India’s Industries & Municipalities

Relevance and Contents 8 15

Effectiveness of Presentation

9 12

Question & Answer Interaction

2 9 9

Speaker: Lekshmi B. and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar

Urban ecological upgradation through natural treatment systems:

Case study on Powai Lake and Banganga Lake

Relevance and Contents 1 13 8


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Speaker: Mr Nitin Umbralkar

Industry Case Presentation:

Implementation of WWTP technologies aiming at Circular

economy: Some success stories



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EVALUATION OF PRESENTATIONS

Day 1: Wednesday, 19th September, 2018

Two-day international capacity building workshop entitled: “Urban & Rural Ecological Upgradation

of Blue - Green Spaces Through Water Reuse & Community Engagement: A Circular Economy

Approach to Building Smart Habitats” Organized by CESE, IIT Bombay


Speakers: Mr Ajit Khandeshe

Industry Case Presentation :

The State-of-Art Facility for Reuse of Treated process water in

Industry



1 10 11


2 9 11

Speaker: Prof Arun Timalsina & Prof Gokarna B Motra

Industry Case Presentation: Country Presentation for Nepal Relevance and Contents

2 8 10


2 10 8


2 9 9

Speakers: Lekshmi B. and Shyam R. Asolekar

Realization of the Benefits of Circular Economy through Reuse of

Source Separated Wastewaters using Constructed Wetlands: A

Model



2 13 7


1 10 11

Speaker: Participants from Makerere University, Uganda

Industry Case Presentation: Country Presentation for Uganda Relevance and Contents

2 9 9


3 9 7


1 10 12

Speaker: Participants from Makerere University Business School,

Uganda

Industry Case Presentation: Country Presentation for Uganda



1 11 10


2 10 8


Speaker: Participants from Mbarara University of Science and

Technology, Uganda

Industry Case Presentation: Way towards sustainable

development: Experiences at industries in the Uganda



2 10 7


2 9 7

Speakers: Rahul S. Sutar and Shyam R. Asolekar

Significance of “CW4Reuse Technology” for Enhancing Reuse of

Treated Wastewaters: Case Studies



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APPENDIX 4 – PROFORMA OF THE EVALUATION OF SPEAKERS (DAY 2)

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Speaker:

Richa Singh, Prof Bakul Rao and Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar

Management of Legacy Wastes for Resource and Material

Recovery



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Speaker: Aravindhan Nagarajan and Prof T Jayaraman

A Case Study of the Plastic Ban in Maharashtra Relevance and Contents

5 8


4 7


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Speaker: Prof. Shyam R. Asolekar

The Framework and Solutions for Facilitating the Implementation of

Ban on Plastics and Thermocol in Maharashtra



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4 14 12

EVALUATION OF PRESENTATIONS

Day 2: Thursday, 20th September, 2018

Two-day international capacity building workshop entitled: “Urban & Rural Ecological

Upgradation of Blue - Green Spaces Through Water Reuse & Community Engagement: A

Circular Economy Approach to Building Smart Habitats” Organized by CESE, IIT Bombay


Speakers: Mr Ravishankar Vaidya

Industry Case Presentation: Experiences of Zero Liquid Discharge

(ZLD) Systems for Textile Industry: Success stories and future

opportunities



15 14


14 14

Speaker: Dr. M. V. S. S. Giridhar

Role of Citizen Scientists in Facilitating Blue-Green Balance in

Urban Habitats



5 4


3 5

Speakers: Shyam R. Asolekar

Role of Environmental Science & Technology as the Tool while

Transitioning to Sustainable Futures



1 16 14


2 14 12

Speaker: Dr. Ajay Deshpande

Role of Environmental Policy & Law as the Tool while Transitioning

to Sustainable Futures



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