A Well-Developed Plan wet Monumentality : Competing political motivations, overlapping bureaucracies, and cultural pratices problematize the creation of an overall concept for the Ganges basin, crucial for the region's water system, which is in a perpetual state of slow-moving crisis. The creation of a dynamic atlas could offer a chance for comprehensive communication.

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