Joint execution with training for local caretakers, plus continuous monitoring to ensure sustainability.
Developing tailored models such as check dams, rooftop harvesting, greywater recycling, and drip irrigation.
Scientific analysis of water sources, consumption, and recharge potential using GIS and community surveys.
Engaging local stakeholders, forming water committees, and ensuring inclusive representation.
Harvested water is used for domestic, industrial, agricultural, or landscape needs.
Water is stored in tanks or recharged directly into the ground through recharge pits, wells, or trenches.
Multi-layered filters remove impurities, ensuring safe and clean recharge or reuse.
Rainwater is captured from rooftops, surfaces, and open areas.
Treated water is stored and redirected for flushing, gardening, HVAC cooling, or industrial processes.
Biological, chemical, or membrane-based processes purify the water to make it safe for reuse.
Removal of solid particles, oil, and sediments through multi-stage filters.
Greywater from kitchens, baths, and laundries is collected through a dedicated pipeline.