My Name is

Write full name of your department (eg: Mechanical engineering)

My USN is [write in this format ONLY eg: 4SO20CV001]

______________ is one of the key principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.

• The principle of 'Common but Differentiated Responsibilities'

• The principle of 'Absolute Environmental Rights'

• The principle of 'Full Economic Growth at any Cost'

• The principle of 'Strict Environmental Protection regardless of economic needs'

___________ is a core principle of the Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development (1992).

• Water should be treated as an economic good and managed in a way that reflects its true value.

• The availability of water should be a basic right, independent of economic conditions.

• Water should be free for all users, as it is a fundamental natural resource.

• Water conservation is the sole responsibility of developing countries.

__________ was a significant outcome of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.

• Establishment of the World Health Organization (WHO)

• Introduction of a global carbon trading system

• Promotion of Agenda 21, a comprehensive plan for global sustainable development

• Creation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

_________ is NOT one of the Dublin Principles on Water Management?

• Freshwater is a finite and vulnerable resource that must be carefully managed.

• Water has an economic value and should be managed accordingly.

• Water resources should be managed in isolation from other natural resources.

• Women play a central role in the provision, management, and safeguarding of water.

National water policy of India 1987 was reviewed in _____ & ______

• 1994 & 2000

• 1999 & 2014

• 2002 & 2012

• 2020 & 2024

Full form of PPP is

• Private-Public Partnership

• Public-Public Partnership

• Public-Private Program

• Public-Private Partnership

_______ factors need to be considered in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)?

• Only the economic and engineering aspects

• Engineering, economics, social, ecological, and legal factors, along with supply, demand, and the management cycle

• Only the social and ecological aspects

• Only the supply and demand of water