India’s water and wastewater sector is moving beyond asset creation towards a more integrated approach focused on efficiency, reuse and sustainability. Utilities are expanding treatment infrastructure, adopting digital technologies and strengthening operations to reduce losses […]
With a legacy dating back to 1853, Veolia, globally regarded as a leader in environmental solutions, has steadily expanded its footprint in India over the past 25 years. Starting with a pilot 24×7 water supply […]
The water sector stands at a major turning point. Alongside ambitious infrastructure growth targets and accelerated expansion, the climate stress is intensifying and there is a nearly 750 billion cubic metre gap between water supply […]
As urbanisation accelerates, India’s water sector is striving to balance the twin imperatives of meeting rising demand and ensuring sustainable resource use. This transformation is being led by efforts to strengthen supply systems, reduce wastage, […]
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 has experienced a growth in urbanisation and infrastructural development in recent years. This has led to a rise in water demand, posing a water crisis due to the depletion of freshwater sources in urban […]
Water supply services in India are dependent on a few limited sources such as surface water and groundwater. Their scarcity is followed by other major challenges such as high revenue losses, ageing water infrastructure and […]
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. […]
Urban water supply systems have been struggling to provide adequate safe drinking water in response to the rising consumer demand. Equitable distribution of water at various levels, reduction in leakages, pressure and asset management, development […]
Factors such as leakages and non-billed consumption due to damaged meters have become a key concern for cities in India. These factors cause a mismatch in water supply and consumption levels, thereby resulting in high […]
With the growing consumer demand, urban water supply systems have been struggling to provide adequate, reliable and safe drinking water. Some of the major steps that need to be taken in order to meet consumer […]
Water supply is being rendered only as an intermittent service in most parts of India. The concept of 24×7 water supply has thus garnered significant interest in the country. Unlike previous attempts, which were focused […]
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