Rain water harvesting 

Rainwater harvesting is a simple yet effective process that involves collecting, storing, conveying, and purifying rainwater for later use. 

Rainwater harvesting systems are less expensive to set up compared to other water sources.

They help reduce water bills by utilizing rainwater for various purposes.

By harvesting rainwater, we decrease the demand for conventional water sources.

It promotes water conservation and reduces reliance on imported water.

Rainwater harvesting indirectly contributes to energy conservation.

When we use rainwater for irrigation, cleaning, or other purposes, we reduce the need for energy-intensive water treatment processes.

Rainwater harvesting improves the quantity and quality of groundwater.

It replenishes aquifers and helps maintain sustainable water levels.

Collecting rainwater prevents excessive runoff, which can lead to soil erosion.

By retaining rainwater, we protect soil structure and fertility.

Rainwater harvesting is an eco-friendly practice that conserves water resources.

It also reduces stormwater runoff and mitigates flood risks.