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Environment Case Studies:Water Conservation

Overview

Water conservation has become the need of the day. It can be defined as efficient management to reduce loss, wastage or use of water. The Art of living has been active in taking this practice to several rural areas in India.
The youth leaders of the organization have been actively propagating Rain water harvesting in several villages. Rain water harvesting is the best way to store water during the rains and this water is available for use for long periods after the season as well. Art of Living has revived several lakes and ponds. This not only helps hold the water but also increases ground water levels. Being the natural habitat; birds and other animals also are seen to come back to the water.

Below are Case Studies of Water Conservation:

Meri Dilli Meri Yamuna

Driving a massive river cleaning drive Delhi depends on the Yamuna River for more than 60 percent of...More

Watershed Management

The Art of Living has been undertaking water management on a large scale, especially in agrarian villages....More

Terafil Water Filter

TERAFIL WATER FILTER is a low cost device to filter impure water into clean drinking water....More

Rain Water Harvesting

Water shortage is considered the most dangerous outcome of environment degradation. The Art of Living...More

For a Drop of Life

The soap makes her vision blurry as she flows down a hollow rusty pipe collecting particles contradicting...More

Testimonials

Manvi Bansal, Gurgoan

It was a moment of utmost pride and nostalgia, to see thousands and thousands of people, of all castes, religion and gender, come together to save what is rightfully and dutifully theirs, Yamuna. Though, by cleaning up the Ghats, does not mean we can now rest and say that our work is done. In fact, it has just begun. We have successfully completed the first phase of the campaign that is awakening the government. Hence, there is still lot to be done!! And I am sure, that socially and environmentally aware people will successfully take this campaign to the finishing line and do the entire country proud.

Kritika Singh, Noida

It’s time we clean up the mess we've created. It’s time we make it so clean we can have picnics, play aquatic sports and meditate there. It’s time that we take responsibility and do what people call "impossible!"

Gaurv Kukreja, Student, Delhi

Our further plan is to organize competitions, road shows, plays to create awareness in the public. We need to unite as responsible citizens of the country & support the government rather than blaming it for all the problems of the nation. We should all join hands & make sure at our personal level that we don’t do anything to dirty the environment or the Yamuna.