Rainwater harvesting ex situ

  • The Hydrostatic Water Consultants (HWC) is working in the field of environment protection and natural resources conservation. They have expertise in Rain Water Harvesting (RWH) Systems, Hydro-geological Surveys and Bore Well Management, as a part of a total RWH Solution. They are a group of a qualified & Competent professionals and have executed more than 110 rainwater harvesting projects in and around Thane and Mumbai districts. HWC is specialized in rainwater harvesting, bore well management, ground water exploration surveys and soil resistivity surveys.

  • Established in the year of 2011, at Mumbai (Maharashtra, India), “Rainwater Systems” is a reputed trader, distributor and service provider of online 'Rainy' Filters, Artificial Groundwater Recharge Systems, Rain Gutters, Filter & First Flush Devices and Cross Wave Spacers. The offered range is precisely designed and manufactured using premium quality raw material and cutting-edge technology at vendors end in their state-of-the-art manufacturing unit in compliance with international quality standards.

  • Date
    - Asia/Jakarta
    Country
    Indonesia

    The CTCN Regional Forum for Asia took place in Bali (Indonesia), in parallel with the Green Climate Fund (GCF) structured dialogue.

    Objectives

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    Objective
    Approach

    Climate change threatens to undo any progress towards the Millennium Development Goals, with the world’s poorest people suffering the most from its impacts. Development agencies already advocate for cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, but they must also adopt a new role, focusing on helping people to adapt to climate change.Adaptation is
    the ability to respond and adjust to the actual or potential impacts of
    changing climatic conditions. This can be to reduce harmful impacts or to exploit
    opportunities. Research from Tearfund, a UK-based

  • Objective

    The main objective of the study was to evaluate the hydrological and economic performance of farm ponds with the view of assessing their contributions to water and food security in semi-arid agro-systems of Kenya. Agro-hydrological evaluation of on-farm runoff storage systems entailed field survey, monitoring of water losses, analysis of rainy seasons and dry spell occurrence, soil moisture and water balance, estimation of supplemental irrigation requirement and farm-level cost-benefit analysis of cabbage production using low-head drip irrigation system.

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    Objective

    With increasing population, the pressure on agriculture to provide food and livelihoods is equally increasing. According to this study, given the ever-growing population in the arid and semi-arid regions of sub-Saharan Africa, and the decreasing possibilities to increase or change the cultivated area, standard recommendations across Africa"s savannahs are to make the best use of rainwater and to maintain the productivity of the land.