Water Audit 

A water audit is a systematic process that objectively quantifies all water flows within a system. Similar to an energy audit, it aims to understand water usage, reduce losses, and improve water conservation. Water audits can be conducted on various scales:

Domestic/Household Level: These audits focus on individual homes or buildings. By evaluating water sources, consumption, and losses, homeowners can identify ways to conserve water.

City or State Level: On a larger scale, water audits assess water usage, distribution, and losses for entire cities or states. This helps authorities manage water resources effectively.

Irrigation Projects, Industries, and Buildings: Water audits are valuable for irrigation projects, industrial facilities, and commercial buildings. They provide insights into water balance, consumption patterns, and opportunities for efficiency.