Nutan Maurya
Brief Profile : I am an Environmental Anthropologist. I do research and write on pollution risk to public health and livelihood. I am also interested in understanding and investigating the urban-water dynamics, political ecology of wastewater management, and urbanisation and cultural politics of environmental crisis. Recently I collaborated with TCD under Water to Cloud (W2C) project to study the impact of river water pollution on the health and livelihoods of the riverine communities of the river Yamuna in Delhi and the river Ganga in UP and WB.
Publications :
In the last five years-
Maurya, N. 2014. Science, Society and Risk in the Anthropocene. Economic and Political Weekly. 49(41)
Maurya, N. 19 Jan 2017. Inequality as environmental risk. dna newspaper.
Maurya, N. 2014. Vikas ki avdharna aur janjatiyon ka swasthya (Concept of development and tribal health) Yojana (Hindi), A journal of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, GoI, Jan 2014 (pg. 38-41).
Maurya, N. 2015. Development, displacement and health: Tribal women’s sufferings from diseases of development. In Das K.N.(Edited) ‘Health and tribes in India challenges and opportunities’ published by Sarup Book publishers (P) Ltd., The ISBN is 978-81-7625- 983-5.
Online
Maurya N. et al (July 2020) ‘River Yamuna: Deteriorating Water Quality and its Socio-Economic Impact—Voices from the ground.
http://thoreau.uchicago.edu/publications
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MxCb9NIlgQS6XEZ9Ie_fv7-yR4z2yzXR/view
NCAER and TCD (July 2020) ‘A Report on livelihood and health challenges of riverine communities of the river Ganga’
http://thoreau.uchicago.edu/publications
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VcmytGL2QaQtPc4BzaqSrqt3uM7sIsX9/view
Attachments
River Yamuna: Deteriorating Water Quality & its Socio-economic Impact Voices from the Ground
Livelihood and Health Challenges of Riverine Communities of the River Ganga
