Active resident participation, joint planning, and proper upkeep are essential for Rainwater Harvesting to provide lasting benefits to homes and communities.

Rainwater harvesting is the practice of collecting and storing rain for reuse, rather than letting the water run off and be absorbed into the ground or channeled into drains, streams, or rivers.

Rainwater harvesting systems can be as simple as directing gutters to a lidded garbage can or as complex as a concrete cistern, roof washer and filtration system. But whatever your application ...

R ainwater harvesting involves collecting and storing rainwater for reuse instead of letting it run off or be absorbed into ...

Rainwater harvesting is a sustainable solution to water scarcity. It's the ingenious capturing and storing of rainwater for various purposes like irrigation, landscaping and household needs.

The Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) includes rainwater harvesting as one of the project components. The government in 2014 introduced guidelines that focus on promoting ...

Despite its benefits, rainwater harvesting is not widely practiced ... operate and maintain a rainwater collection facility, which components include catchment, treatment and distribution.

Most small-scale, residential rainwater harvesting systems we’ve seen rely on using an existing roof and downspout to collect water that would otherwise be diverted out into the environment.

But we believe data centers are the biggest untapped opportunity for water conservation through rainwater harvesting. It’s not just that data centers have a pressing need for water—it’s also ...