Climate change and prolonged droughts have made water supplies unpredictable and limited.
Industrial activities and the presence of persistent pollutants like PFAS have compromised water quality.
Many communities lack modern water treatment and distribution systems, which are essential for domestic use, agriculture, and cultural practices.
Natural Harvesting:
Utilizing rainwater collection, terracing, and catchment preservation methods that have been refined over generations.
Community Stewardship:
Empowering local communities to manage and protect their water resources based on traditional practices.
Advanced Filtration Systems:
Deploying membrane filtration and oxidation processes to remove contaminants, including PFAS.
Real-Time Monitoring:
Using sensor networks and IoT devices to continuously assess water quality and manage usage efficiently.
Ensures a reliable and safe water supply.
Supports agricultural needs and cultural practices.
Creates opportunities for training and community-led management roles.
