India’s water supply and usedwater treatment sector is undergoing a significant transformation, evolving in response to rapidly changing climate conditions and increasing urbanisation, both major contributors to growing water scarcity. This transformation is being propelled […]
India is witnessing a paradigm shift in its approach to wastewater (referred to as used water lately) management through a combination of regulatory reforms, policy frameworks and infrastructure-driven programmes at both the national and state […]
India’s water sector faces various challenges related to management and distribution. Existing water resources are currently under pressure due to rapid population growth and urbanisation. High levels of non-revenue water (NRW) further exacerbate this issue, […]
India’s strategy for providing 100 per cent household coverage with drinking water must be rooted in the principle of “more from less”. This entails not only delivering clean, potable water through taps, but also promoting […]
By Debabrata Mohanty, Director Project, WATCO, and Chinmaya Tripathy, Chief Executive Officer, Ecometrix Odisha’s Drink from Tap (DfT) mission is transforming the state’s water supply landscape by ensuring clean and continuous drinking water to its […]
India’s escalating water crisis has given rise to desalination as a promising solution, leveraging the country’s extensive 7,800-km coastline to access abundant seawater resources. The desalination market in the country is experiencing growing interest, driven […]
Asset management in India’s water and wastewater sector is undergoing a significant transformation. Traditionally dependent on reactive and time-based maintenance models, utilities are now embracing predictive, data-driven and risk-based approaches to enhance operational efficiency and […]
India is urbanising at a rapid pace, surpassing previous estimates. Rising industrial activity, economic growth, and shifts in demography, food consumption, lifestyle and land use patterns are all contributing to the surge in water demand, […]
As the water crisis becomes severe in Indian cities, alternative methods of water treatment have taken centre stage. The desalination of abundant seawater has emerged as a viable solution in recent years, gaining attention for […]
Digitalisation is emerging as a key pillar for achieving water resilience and improving operational efficiency in water management. Government programmes such as the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation, and […]
With the rising urban population in Indian cities, the consumption of natural assets such as water is outgrowing the availability. The higher usage of water results in increased wastewater generation, which is being considered as […]
The use of technology in the water sector has seen an increased uptake. Digital solutions are being deployed for various functions such as operations and maintenance (O&M), monitoring and management of the entire water network. […]
India possesses nearly 4 per cent of the global freshwater resources, according to NITI Aayog. Around 600 million people in India lack access to clean water, making it the biggest water crisis in history. Rapid […]
Over the past few years, the concept of continuous water supply has gained significant attention in India. The provision of 24×7 water supply is crucial for enhancing quality of life for the urban population. The […]
High levels of non-revenue water (NRW) pose a significant challenge to India’s water sector. NRW refers to the water that is lost or wasted during distribution before it reaches the end user. This issue has […]
Urban areas in India are experiencing burgeoning growth in population, creating an urgent need for clean and potable water. Seawater desalination has been serving as a promising technique for sourcing potable water. The unique advantage […]
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