Given her extensive experience and deep understanding of research, air quality management, statistical methods, data-driven policymaking, and stakeholder engagement, particularly in the context of sustainable development and climate policy integration, IWCI is honored to have Ms. Anju Goel as a member of its Advisory Council.

Her expertise and strategic perspective are invaluable in guiding IWCI's long-term vision, strengthening our research and outreach initiatives, and enhancing the organization's impact at local, national, and global levels. Through her insights, IWCI aims to further bridge the gap between evidence-based research and actionable policy solutions.

The advisory role is voluntary and consultative, involving periodic discussions and strategic inputs on IWCI's projects, partnerships, and institutional growth. Her guidance supports IWCI in advancing inclusive, data-driven, and climate-resilient development pathways.

With extensive experience and a deep understanding of GIS and Remote Sensing, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies, wastewater management, water quality surveillance and modelling, hydrogeology and groundwater modelling, water resource management, decision support systems, sedimentology, and mineralogy, IWCI is pleased to welcome Dr. Abhishek Saxena as a member of its Advisory Council.

His technical expertise and interdisciplinary perspective are invaluable in shaping IWCI's strategic direction, strengthening evidence-based research, and enhancing the organization's outreach and policy engagement efforts. His guidance supports IWCI's mission to advance sustainable, science-led solutions for water security and climate resilience.

The advisory role is voluntary and consultative, involving periodic discussions to provide strategic insights on IWCI's projects, partnerships, and long-term institutional growth.

With extensive experience and a strong understanding of policy processes, campaign planning and management, WASH, environmental impact assessment (EIA) studies, wastewater management, water quality surveillance, and groundwater governance, IWCI is pleased to have Farrukh as a member of its Advisory Council.

His expertise and strategic perspective play a vital role in guiding IWCI's institutional direction, strengthening research-to-action linkages, and enhancing the organization's outreach and advocacy efforts. His contributions support IWCI's mission to advance sustainable, inclusive, and evidence-based solutions in the water, sanitation, and environmental sectors.

The advisory role is voluntary and consultative, involving periodic discussions to provide guidance on IWCI's projects, strategies, and partnerships, helping ensure long-term and meaningful impact.

Manjary Upadhyay brings over two decades of experience in capacity building and social development. She brings deep expertise in community-led sustainability and social transformation. Her role as an empanelled resource person with SHEBOX (Ministry of Women & Child Development), certification as a Master Trainer with NSDC, and her significant contribution to plantation and afforestation initiatives—reflect a strong commitment to climate resilience, environmental stewardship, and inclusive development.

Her experience and perspective are invaluable in guiding IWCI's strategic direction, strengthening programme design, and enhancing community engagement across environmental and social initiatives. Her insights support IWCI's mission to advance sustainable, people-centred solutions rooted in equity and long-term impact.

The advisory role is voluntary and consultative, involving periodic discussions to provide guidance on IWCI's projects, partnerships, and institutional growth.

With extensive experience in groundwater assessment, water quality management, aquifer mapping, and large-scale project implementation, Mr. R. S. Sinha brings deep technical and strategic expertise to IWCI's Advisory Council. He has previously served as Senior Ground Water Adviser for the World Bank–supported Uttar Pradesh Water Sector Restructuring Project (UPWSRP), contributing significantly to evidence-based groundwater planning and sustainable water resource management.

His professional expertise spans groundwater and water quality analysis, aquifer characterisation, project design and implementation, and source sustainability planning. His insights are invaluable in strengthening IWCI's research, programme implementation, and policy-oriented initiatives focused on water security and climate resilience.

Mr. Sinha's guidance supports IWCI's mission to advance science-led, data-driven, and community-responsive solutions for sustainable water management.

The advisory role is voluntary and consultative, involving periodic discussions to provide strategic inputs on IWCI's projects, partnerships, and long-term institutional direction.