by Sweekruthi K | Apr 1, 2023 | Urban Water / In the News
Wanted: A plan to quench Bengaluru’s thirst People washing their autorickshaws at an outlet of Bengaluru’s Jakkur lake. Photo by Rashmi Kulranjan Managing and utilising Bengaluru’s abundant rain to reduce the city’s piped water demand needs a...
by Veena Srinivasan, Ishita Jalan | Dec 7, 2022 | Products, Platforms and Partnerships / Op-eds
Towards Net Water Positive Towns We need to develop a “groundwater economy” that aligns data, technology and economic incentives India currently has less than 1000 m3 of renewable freshwater per person annually, making it one of the most water-stressed...
by Rashmi Kulranjan | Nov 7, 2022 | Urban Water / Op-eds
Study on Cascading Lakes in Hebbal Explains Why Many Have Dried Up Challekere lake in Bengaluru. Photo by Rashmi Kulranjan The flooding in Bengaluru in October 2022 made national headlines as the ‘high-tech’ IT capital of India was ground to a halt. The severity of...
by Veena Srinivasan, Anuja Malhotra | Nov 4, 2022 | Urban Water / Op-eds
At COP27, We Must Find a Better Way to Reduce our Carbon Footprint Representational image by Pixabay To address climate change effectively, we can’t focus exclusively on carbon — we need to integrate water management into our actions Momentum is building for the...
by Rashmi Kulranjan, Shashank Palur, Muhil Nesi | Nov 3, 2022 | Urban Water / Blogs
Setting the Context — Water Governance in Bengaluru Cities are shaped by their water resources. Think of coastal cities that have evolved to become important trade centres, such as Mumbai and Cochin. There are riverine cities too. Many were capitals of past empires,...
