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National Workshop on Community-Led Approach in the Context of Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan (NBA) During- 16Th to 18Th April, 2013 List of Participant’S Mr Key Resource Centre (KRC), Water & Sanitation Unit, Centre for Good Governance UTTARAKHAND ACADEMY OF ADMINISTRATION, NAINITAL National Workshop on Community-Led Approach in the context of Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan (NBA) During- 16th to 18th April, 2013 List of Participant’s Mr. Mantri Prasad Naithani Minister Water Supply & Sanitation, Government of Mr. Pankaj Jain Secretary,Water & Sanitation 1. Uttarakhand 2. Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation Government of India Mr. S. Raju Mr. Robert Chambers Principal Secretary Research associate Water Supply & Sanitation, Government of Institute of Development studies, University of 3. Uttarakhand 4. Sussex, UK Mob.00441273606261 Email- [email protected] Dr. Santosh Mehrotra Ms. Pratima Gupta Director General, Director NBA IAMR. Planning Commission. Government of Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation 5. India 6. Government of India A.S Nayal Rajiv Shah Director General Joint director (Admin) UAoA, Nainital UAOA, Nainital 7. 8. Mr. Vijay Singh Supyal Mr. Girish Singh Member Founder Mukti Nivesh Sanstha Dev Bhoomi Foundation More khatadi, Station Road BBF, shri sediswar Mandir Temple, parisar , 9. 10. Ramnagar, Nainital , Uttarakhand Uttarakhand Mob.9837327090 (O) 05947-253100 Mob.9837627777 Email- [email protected] Mr. Shikhar Ms Laxmi Kumari N/A Community Development Specialist 3A/242, Vishal Khand, Gomti Nagar, Swajal Deptt. Of Drinking Water 11. Lucknow- 226010 12. Om Villa Khutani DPMU Bhimtal Mob.9450246011/8423442500 Mob: 9756602216 [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Mr. D.K. Budakoti Mr. Kamleshwar Tripathi Development Consultant Program Coordinator HIFEED, Dehradun Uttarakhand Knowledge Links, Delhi Mob.9761026692 Mob o8009185699,09691617105 13. 14. Email- [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Tirlok Singh Mr. Amrit Singh Mehta Ladpur Dehradun Senior Programme Coordinator 15. Uttarakhand 16. Knowledge Links, Delhi Mob. 9625087015,9165782988 Email [email protected] Mr. K. N. Vajpai Mr. Ajeet Kumar Environment Specialist Program Coordinator Climate Himalaya Adarsh Sarvoday Vikas Sansthan, Muzaffarpur, 17. 18. Mob.7607481242 Bihar - 842001 [email protected] Mob.8809040190 Email- [email protected] Ms. Anupma Verma Dr. Puran Singh Vice President State Project Coordinator NBA Knowledge Links, Delhi Development and Panchayati Raj department 19. 20. Chandigarh Haryana India Mob 09816066715 Mob: 0172-2637670 Email [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Rajesh Karan Mr. S. L. Amrani State Consultant Additional Commissioner Department of Rural Development , Gujarat Department of Rural Development , Gujarat 21. 22. (O) 079-23245337 (O) 079-23245337 Mob.0922753940 Mob.09978405884 Email- [email protected] Email- [email protected] Mr. Ranjeet Singh Mr. H. D. Pathak Executive Engineer Assistant Engineer Uttarakhand Payjal Nigam, Didihat Uttarakhand Payjai Nigam, Haldwani 23. 24. (O) 05964-232140 (O) 05946-222103 Mob.09411587744 Mob.941292734 Mr. P.C. Joshi Mr. Pradeep Tewari Assistant Engineer Project Manager 25. Uttarakhand Payjai Nigam, Bhimtal 26. Swajal, DPMU Bhimtal Mob.9412306687 Mob.9927025463 Email- [email protected] Mr. V. K. Joshi Mr. M. M. Pant Assistant Engineer Executive Engineer 27. 28. Uttarakhand Payjai Nigam, Haldwani Uttarakhand Payjai Nigam, U. S. Nagar Mob.9412996180 [email protected] Mr. B.K. Pant Mr. Prabhat Raj Project Manager General Manager Uttarakhand Payjai Nigam, Nainital Nirman wing, Uttarakhand payjal Nigam, 29. (O) 05942- 236405 30. Haldwani Mob.9412959163 (O) 05964-235040 Email- [email protected] Mob.9411106732 Email- [email protected] Mr. Ravi Shankar Mr. Aastha Anuragi Team Leader, CLTS Task Force Wash Specialist CTFS, PMU, Ranchi Jharkhand SWSM Mob.9425365216 31. 32. Drinking Water & Sanitation Department. Email- [email protected] Mob.7870585819 Email- [email protected] Mr. Varinder Singh Kochhar Ms. Shivangini Tandon Assistant Engineer Director CCDU. W/S & Sanitation Department, Phase- Freedom of Expression Movement 33. 2 Mohali, Panjab- 160055 34. M-17 Green Park, New Delhi (O) 0172-2270605 (O) 011-41647117 Mob.09779916307 [email protected] Email- varindersingh [email protected] Mr. Anita Narre Mr. Mathews Mullalka Brand Ambassador (Sulabh international, State Coordinator- Raj Unicef) WSP, Jaipur, Rajasthan 35. Vill Ratanpur, The Bhaisdehi, Dist- Betul 36. Mob.9928535654 (M.P) [email protected] Mob.08989591468 [email protected] Ms. Samita Nagar Ms. Sangita Shrivastav Supervisor (S.B., W.A) Sharmik Bharthi Vikas Nagar, Kanpur, UP- Sharmik Bharthi org. Kanpur, UP 208012 37. 38. (O) 0512- 2580823 (O) 0512- 2580823 Mob.8924803727 Mob.9151512743 [email protected] Ms. Chetra Tiwari Ms. S. J. Kohila Supervisor (SBWA) Asst. Director Sharmik Bharthi Vikas Nagar, Kanpur, UP- Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, 39. 208012 40. Tamil Nadu Mob.8808275021 (O) 09546-254517 Mob.9994968584 [email protected] Dr. B. Regina Papa Mr. Vinod Dubey Senior Consultant Project Coordinator Rural Development Panchayat Raj,Saidapet, Sharmik Bharthi, 392 Vikas Nagar, Kanpur, UP- 41. Chennai-15 42. 208024 Tamil Nadu (O) 0512- 2580823 (O) 044-24338690 Mob.9450070986 Mob.09444082525 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Digendra Gulpadia Mr. Bhanu Kumar Jain District Project Coordinator Sarparch Gram Panchayat, Alod Rajasthan 43. Panchayati Raj, Dausa, Rajasthan 44. Mob.9928757076 Mob.9460739633 [email protected] Mr. Naman Jain Ms. Kimbo Bernhardt Executive Project Head, Radio Madhuban 90.4FM 45. FICCI Research Analysis Center, New Delhi 46. Shantivan, Abu Road, Rajasthan - 307510 Mob.8745815121 Mob. +919460827946 [email protected] Email- [email protected] Mr. Rakesh Kumar Pandya Mr. Rupesh Rathore District Coordinator NBA State Consultant Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan, Zila Parishad, Communication & Capacity Development, Unit. 47. 48. Banswara (Rajasthan) PHED Chhattisgarh Mob. 09413117942 Mob. 9229260444 Email- [email protected] Email- [email protected] Mr. Parikshit Choudhari Dr. Manohar Ch. Joshi Executive Engineer Community Development Specialist Public Health Engineering Department, Swajal Project, DPMU Champawat, Uttarakhand 49. 50. Chhattisgarh- 492001 Mob. 9456194400 Mob. 094252-52670 Email- [email protected] Email- [email protected] Mr. Kehu Lal Mr. Kulvir Singh Member Executive Engineer Dev Bhoomi foundation, Panchayati Raj Development and Panchayat Vill Ratkhal, Teh Salt,Distt Deptt Haryana 51. 52. Almora,Uttarakhand Zila Parishad Bhawan Hisar Mob. 9410164538 (o) 01662-234172 Mob: 09416929151 E-mail: [email protected] Ms. Miritunjay Chandra State Consultant IEC Mr. Vinay Tiwari Public Health Engineering Deptt. Deputy Team Leader Communication and Capacity Development Global Sanitation Fund India Unit Neer Bhawan Raipur NR Management Consultant 53. 54. Civil Lines Raipur, Chhattisgarh Executing Agency for GSF in India S-6, IInd Floor Raipur 492001 Green Park New Delhi 110016 (O) 0771-2331366 Mob. 8860620183 Mob. 9406121589/8120304866 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Jagadish C. Mr. Siraj Kesar HRD coordinator Editor India Water Portal RD&PR Department SWSM Karnataka 47 Pratap Nagar Mayurvihar – 1 Delhi 91 55. KRWSSA 2nd Floor E Block Cavverey Bhavan, 56. Mob.09211530510 K.G. Road Banglore 560009 Email- [email protected] Mob.09448396575 Email- [email protected] Mr. D.C.Pandey Mr. Seva Singh Executive Engineer Sarpanch O/o C.E. UPJN Nainita Sarpanch Gram Panchayat 57. Uttarakhand Peyjal nigaml 58. Ahar District Panipat Nainital Harayana India (O) 05942-235708 Mob. 09050400501 Mob.09690078192 Mr. Rajender K. Gautam Mr. Bipin Kholiya Block Development Officer Ex. Vice President Development Block Chauntra, Distt Mandi Vill. Bannapuri P.O. Sitarganj Distirct Udham Rural Development 59. 60. Singh Nagar Himanchal Pradesh Uttarakhand 262405 (O) 01905-252241 Mob. 09837309093 Mob.09418450242 Email- [email protected] Mr. Navin Naithani Mr. Kedar Palariya Mukti Nivesh Sanstha Haldwani Sanyojak Gramin Sewa Sansthan Bhoursa 61. Mohalla Lakhanpur Ramnagar Nainital 62. Village Bhoursa Amritpur Nainital Uttarakhand Uttarakhand Mob. 09837180665 Mob. 09412982744 Mr. Radha Verma General Secretary Kisan Club Tulsipur Ms Reena Verma G.P.Nauni, VPO Nauni, Tehsil & District Chairman Ambika Mahila Group 63. Solan,Himanchal Pradesh India 64. GP Nauni Majhgaon,V.P.O. Nauni, Tehsil & Mob. 09418113693 District Solan, Himanchal Pradesh India Mob. 09736197304 Mr. Ramesh Chand Mr. Baldev Singh Member Gram Sabha Pradhan Nirmal Gram Panchayat Nauni V.P.O. Nauni (Shamrod) Majhgan V.O.P. Nauni 65. 66. District Solan Himanchal Pradesh District Solan Himanchal Pradesh India (O) 01792-252701 Mob. 09459511811 [email protected] Mrs. Sunder Singh Dr. Y.P.Saini Pradhan Gram Panchayat Sayri Teh Jt. Cave & Sugarcane Commissioner 67. Kandaghat 68. Cave & Sugarcane Deptt. Uttarakhand District Solan Himanchal Pradesh Mob.09410731308 Mob.09625309265 Email- [email protected] Mr. Raj Kuman Thakur Mr. Dheeraj Yadav Number Dar Gram Panchayat Oachghat APS,Home Department VPO District Solan Himanchal Pradesh Office of Special Secretary 69. Mob. 09418593111 70. Government of Uttar Pradesh Lucknow (O)0522-2648373 Mob: 09415005561 Mr Om Prakash Mr Upendra Raj Singh Private Secretary District Panchayat Raj Officer Home Department Panchayati Raj Department Government of Uttar Pradesh 6th Floor Jawahar Bhawan
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