Ganga is among the top 10 most polluted rivers in the world. 2,700 million liters of wastewater is discharged into the river everyday out of which only 700 million is treated wastewater. Over the years the government has tried many solutions to clean Ganga. What is your solution to this complex problem? We invite experts and concerned students and professionals from every field to weigh on this problem and suggest their own solutions after viewing this video.

The student team from Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal, India has tried to develop a systems framework through which we can understand this problem and find solutions. The student team include Avinash BH, Harsh Raikwar, Nitin Singh, Nikita Loharuka and Sanju Sunny. Connect with them on www.paryavaran.com .

 The incoming class was introduced to the concepts of critical thinking and systems thinking for environmental problem-solving through a short course on Critical and Systems thinking led by Alark Saxena, Asst. Professor of Forestry, Northern Arizona University, USA between September and October 2020. 

Indian Environment Network www.paryavaran.com is proud to sponsor the “Paryavaran Solutions For Sustainability Club” which will be featuring student teams from around the world working on solving complex environmental problems in India. Join the club and submit your own video on a sustainability challenge close to your heart!   Please join the club at https://www.paryavaran.com/groups/paryavaran-solutions-for-sustainability-club .

 Indian Environment Network brings together Indian environment professionals from 2500+ organizations working in every nook and corner of the world. Email us at ien@paryavaran.com for partnership opportunities and hosting your own problem solvers team in the club.