Bangalore Woman’s Low-Cost Solution For Water Conservation
Taps, especially in high-usage areas like schools and hotels, are notorious for their water wastage. By installing water aerators on taps, it can cut down
Taps, especially in high-usage areas like schools and hotels, are notorious for their water wastage. By installing water aerators on taps, it can cut down
The global demand for freshwater is soaring as supply is becoming more uncertain. Today, one out of six people—more than a billion—do not have adequate
What are the viable solutions to address the waste and water crises in Indonesia and the Philippines? FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In the Philippines, a pressing
Per the Central Pollution Control Board, urban centers in India generate over 70,000 million liters of wastewater daily. Given the rising populations, the question arises:
Sustainable water fountains in 25 rural Malaysian communities provide clean, safe water, reducing waterborne illnesses FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Beyond2020, the UAE-driven humanitarian initiative, has installed
The paper emphasizes the need for a feminist approach to addressing the global water crisis, one that recognizes the important role women play in their
Despite progress, 2.2 billion people still lacked safely managed drinking water services, 3.5 billion lacked safely managed sanitation services, and 2.0 billion lacked basic hygiene
Welcome to the second edition of ‘Questions people ask’, where we explain key issues by answering some of the questions we often get asked. FOLLOW
Penang water crisis : our taps flowing again, but issues persist in providing equal access to clean water, enabling them to thrive and participate fully
Nominations for Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2024 Now Open! FOLLOW THIS TOPIC The Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize (LKYWP) is calling for nominations for
Only 6% of nations provide for their citizens in an ecologically sustainable way in terms of carbon sequestration and water consumption, according to a study
The catastrophic droughts that have ravaged parts of Asia, pushing millions into crisis, have been made much more likely by climate change, according to a