With the support of our partners, the Third Planet Foundation is on a mission to harvest more than 100 crore litres of water in the coming months. We are implementing CSR programs related to Water Conservation in different parts of India. The program focuses on sustainable rainwater harvesting techniques to address the water-scarce situation by reviving failed and low-yielding borewells in the communities. The Bore Charger, an innovative, patented rainwater harvesting technique, play a crucial role in our Water Conservation programs. This technique 'perforates' impervious PVC or MS Steel casing pipe at Hydrogeological Appropriate depth from inside using a robotic arm. With this program, we aim to achieve an average annual water harvest of 10 Crore Litres per borewell, a significant step towards sustainable water management. We invite socially responsible organisations to join our mission to amplify the efforts and impact of the much-needed water conservation and environmental sustainability initiatives. #corporatesocialresponsibility #csr #csrindia #waterconservation #waterharvesting #groundwater #india #socialinvestment #impactinvesting #socialimpact #rainwaterharvesting #farmers #sustainability #sustainable #hydrogeology #environmentsustainability #waterislife #water #esg #sdgs #sdg13 #sdg6 #waterconservationtechnology #bangalorewatercrisis #bangalore #watercrisis #water #cleanwater #savewater #climatechange #waterscarcity #climatecrisis #globalwarming #watermanagement #safewater
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As we delve deeper into the socio-economic impacts of environmental issues, one alarming trend in India cannot be overlooked—water pollution-induced migration. A recent study highlights a critical issue: contaminated water sources are forcing millions, particularly in rural areas, to leave their homes in search of safer environments. Farmers face crippling challenges as water pollution deteriorates crop quality, ultimately jeopardizing their livelihoods. The health implications are equally dire, with increases in waterborne diseases and long-term health risks like cancer in communities heavily affected by industrial waste. #WaterCrisis #Migration #Sustainability #India This content is jointly prepared by ZWEEC Analytics Pte Ltd and ripple2wave. Follow us for more interesting content on #water and #sustainability. Sourced from: https://lnkd.in/gykDWMs4
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As we delve deeper into the socio-economic impacts of environmental issues, one alarming trend in India cannot be overlooked—water pollution-induced migration. A recent study highlights a critical issue: contaminated water sources are forcing millions, particularly in rural areas, to leave their homes in search of safer environments. Farmers face crippling challenges as water pollution deteriorates crop quality, ultimately jeopardizing their livelihoods. The health implications are equally dire, with increases in waterborne diseases and long-term health risks like cancer in communities heavily affected by industrial waste. #WaterCrisis #Migration #Sustainability #India This content is jointly prepared by ripple2wave and ZWEEC Analytics Pte Ltd. Follow us for more interesting content on #water and #sustainability. Sourced from: https://lnkd.in/gykDWMs4
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