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City

Hyderabad / /

Company

ACIAR / Krishna River / Pakistan’s University of Agriculture / /

Country

Bangladesh / Pakistan / Australia / India / /

Currency

rupee / USD / /

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Event

Business Partnership / Environmental Issue / /

Facility

University of Melbourne’s Department / CSU’s International Centre of Water / Charles Sturt University / Improving canal / Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University / Lower Chenab Canal / University of Melbourne / Sri Lanka’s International Water Management Institute / /

IndustryTerm

food bowl / transportation / resource management / on-farm water-saving technologies / irrigation infrastructure management / electricity / remote-sensing tools / food bowl photo / food security / /

Organization

University of Melbourne / Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal / Central Indian Government / University of Melbourne’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering / Sri Lanka’s International Water Management Institute / CSU’s International Centre of Water for Food Security / Indian Government / Pakistani Government / Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University / Punjab Irrigation and Drainage Authority / Krishna Basin Tribunal / University of Agriculture in Faisalabad / Charles Sturt University / /

Person

Mirko Stauffacher / Melissa Marino / Andra Pradesh / Melissa Branagh-McConachy / Mohsin Hafeez / Hector Malano / /

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Position

Project leader / research program manager / farmer / head / Governor / Professor / Associate Professor / /

ProvinceOrState

Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka / Maharashtra / Punjab / /

Technology

on-farm water-saving technologies / laser / /

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