Anuj Mishra

Research Officer - Socio-Technical Innovation

Research team

Water, growth and inclusion > Integrated circular economy transformations

Areas of expertise

Anuj Mishra is an environmental engineer with specialization in groundwater hydrology. His expertise lies in the intricate dynamics of water systems such as hydrological processes, water reuse and circularity. Throughout his career, Mishra has worked in sustainable livelihood initiatives where he learned skills and methods to address water, food, energy and environment related challenges. He has contributed to urban and regional planning, environmental impact assessments, resource recovery and reuse and hydrological modeling.

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Participants sketching at the gender-responsive WEFE Nexus training for local representatives, municipality staff and women empowerment center members from the Rangun Watershed. Photo: Aayush Niroula/IWMI

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Water-energy-food-ecosystem nexus approach presents a solution for transboundary resources management in Nepal

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A farmer uses an electric pump to extract groundwater to irrigate fields in the Barahathawa Municipality, Sarlahi, Nepal. Photo: Onion Films for IWMI

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Stakeholders in Nepal work together to enhance collective action for municipal groundwater management

The Barahathawa Municipality in southern Nepal shows how local leadership and multi-stakeholder collaboration can address complex and interconnected challenges in natural resource management ...

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