Nikita S. Kakwani
Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management, Aarvee Associates Architects Engineers And Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Follow Company
About
Nikita Kakwani completed Ph.D. from Centre for Urban Science and Engineering (CUSE), Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India, in January 2024. Her research focuses on wastewater management systems in an urban context. She holds a master’s degree in Environmental Engineering from Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur and bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
Her doctoral work mainly focuses on Urban water management from Circular Economy perspective. The basic idea is to assess or measure water flows in Urban areas considering Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Reclaim, and Restore (5R’s) strategies. Using an indicator, the circularity level of urban areas can be assessed. She is also focusing on the ways through which water consumption can be reduced at the domestic level with scope for utilities in managing future water demand.
She is a B.E. gold medallist and also received ‘P. R. Bhave award’ and ‘Purna award” during her master’s. Her research work has been published in peer-reviewed international journals.
Keywords: Urban Water Circularity; Wastewater Management; Life Cycle Thinking; Urban Water Flows, Water Consumption Reduction, Water Resource Management
Employment
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Datta Meghe College of Engineering Assistant Professor2017 - 2017
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Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management Assistant Professor2014 - 2016
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Aarvee Associates Architects Engineers And Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Follow Company Post Graduate Trainee Engineer2013 - 2014
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Publications (5)
- How much reduce as a strategy is effective for urban water management? Save
- Prioritization of strategies for urban water circular economy using water circularity indicator Save
- Measuring urban water circularity: Development and implementation of a Water Circularity Indicator Save
- Review of Circular Economy in urban water sector: Challenges and opportunities in India Save
- Optimal Upgrading of Water Distribution Network Redundancy Save