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    RAIN WATER

    HARVESTING
    INTRODUCTION
    •- DEFINITION: RAIN WATER HARVESTING
    IS THE COLLECTION AND STORAGE OF
    RAIN FOR REUSE.

    •- Importance:
    • Alleviates water scarcity.
    • Promotes sustainability.
    • Reduces groundwater depletion.

    •- Objective: To explore methods,


    benefits, and future prospects
    of rainwater harvesting.
    LITERATURE REVIEW :
    HISTORY AND EVOLUTION

    •- ANCIENT PRACTICES: STEP


    WELLS, TRADITIONAL TANKS.
    •- Modern resurgence with
    advancements in water
    storage systems.
    LITERATURE REVIEW :
    CURRENT APPLICATIONS

    •- URBAN VS. RURAL


    IMPLEMENTATION.
    •- Success stories: E.g.,
    Chennai, India.
    Literature Review :
    Key Benefits
    •- ENVIRONMENTAL: REDUCES
    FLOODING AND EROSION.
    •- Economic: Saves on water bills.
    •- Social: Increases water
    security in arid regions.
    Literature Review :
    Challenges and Limitations

    •- HIGH INSTALLATION COSTS.


    •- LACK OF AWARENESS AND
    MAINTENANCE CHALLENGES.
    Methodology :
    Approach to Study

    •- CASE STUDIES FROM SPECIFIC


    REGIONS OR COMMUNITIES.
    •- DATA COLLECTED VIA SURVEYS,
    INTERVIEWS, AND SITE VISITS.
    Methodology :
    Methods of Analysis

    •- COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF
    EFFECTIVENESS.
    •- COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS TO
    ASSESS FEASIBILITY.
    Work Status

    •- COMPLETED STUDIES ON EXISTING


    RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEMS.
    •- DATA COLLECTED ON USER
    PERSPECTIVES AND USAGE
    PATTERNS.
    Future Plan

    •- EXPAND RESEARCH TO OTHER


    REGIONS.
    •- PROPOSE POLICY
    RECOMMENDATIONS AND
    EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.
    Expected Outcome

    •- DEVELOP EFFICIENT AND COST-


    EFFECTIVE RAINWATER HARVESTING
    MODELS.
    •- PROMOTE WIDESPREAD ADOPTION IN
    URBAN AND RURAL AREAS.
    •- CONTRIBUTE TOWARD GLOBAL WATER
    SUSTAINABILITY GOALS.
    REFERENCES
    •- RAINWATER HARVESTING IN INDIA:
    POLICIES AND PRACTICES.
    •- RESEARCH ARTICLES FROM *WATER
    RESOURCES MANAGEMENT* JOURNAL.
    •- REPORTS BY WHO AND UNESCO ON
    WATER MANAGEMENT.
    •- ADDITIONAL CREDIBLE SOURCES AS
    NEEDED.
    THANK YOU
    MENTOR : MS. DIVYA NEGI
    PRESENTED BY :

    Pawan Kumar : 21CE44CL


    Sachin Walia : 21CE61CL
    Sunil Kumar : 21CE62CL
    Rakesh Kumar : 21CE66CL
    Bhupendra Singh : 21CE86CL

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