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=> It is a unique tripartite initiative between the Government of India (Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation), the Indian Institute of Technology - Banaras Hindu University (IIT-BHU), and Government of Denmark, to bring excellence in small river rejuvenation and management.
=> The SLCR seeks to restore the Varuna River using sustainable methods. Its goals include establishing a collaborative platform for government agencies, academic institutions, and local communities to exchange knowledge and devise solutions for maintaining clean river water.
=> The initiative includes a hybrid lab model at IIT-BHU and a living lab on the Varuna River to test and scale solutions in real-world environments.
=> The Indo-Danish Joint Steering Committee (JSC) is the highest forum for SLCR which provides strategic guidance and reviews progress.
=> The Project Review Committee (PRC), with members from National Mission on Clean Ganga (NMCG), Central Water Commission (CWC), Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), IIT-BHU and Denmark's Urban Sector Counsellor will oversee quality control at project level.
Four projects to be taken up under the collaboration:
Varuna River:
=> It is a Minor Tributary of the Ganga River. It rises from Phulpur town in the Prayagraj district.
=> It flows into the Ganges river near Sarai Mohana village in the Varanasi district.
=> The name 'Varanasi' district is derived from the names of Two rivers, Varuna and Assi rivers.
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