Financial and Economic Aspects of Solid Waste Management in India and Its Relevance to Climate Change
| The project aimed to work out financial and economic aspects of Solid Waste Management in the Indian context with reference to Waste to Energy Projects that have direct bearing on Carbon Mitigation. It aims to study the feasibility of Waste to Energy Projects in Indian context. The first phase of the Project is over and a report on financial models was submitted on February 2012. The second phase of the project involves field testing of the models and dissemination of results in international forums on Climate Change. Currently, work is in progress to produce a more comprehensive report based on financial analysis. |
Project Team
Damodaran A and Anil B Suraj
Sponsor
GIZ, Germany
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Ongoing (Initiated in 2011)
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Economics & Social Science
Financial and Economic Aspects of Solid Waste Management in India and Its Relevance to Climate Change
| Project Team: | Damodaran A and Anil B Suraj | |
| Sponsor: | GIZ, Germany | |
| Project Status: | Ongoing (Initiated in 2011) | |
| Area: | Economics & Social Science | |
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