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WRD plans community-led effort to rejuvenate upper reaches of the Cooum river

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WRD plans community-led effort to rejuvenate upper reaches of the Cooum river
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The Water Resources Department is launching a community-led initiative to rejuvenate the upper reaches of the Cooum river in Chennai. By partnering with NGOs and local residents, the department aims to address sewage pollution and solid waste management through pilot projects and modular treatment plants.

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Urban river restoration is critical for environmental health and public sanitation in rapidly growing metropolitan areas like Chennai.

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In a move to strengthen river restoration efforts, the Water Resources Department plans to involve local communities and non-governmental organisations in the rejuvenation of the Cooum river.

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The report objectively outlines government plans and stakeholder involvement without taking a stance on the efficacy of the project.

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