Raise groundwater using rainwater

Ahmedabad, Gujarat based Industrial premise shall be harvesting and storing around 20 to 25 lakh litres ( 2 to 2.5 Million litres ) filtered, clean rainwater in upper zone of shallow aquifer. This every year of recharge would not only address water logging and flooding but also save and store fresh rainwater to raise ground water level, improve it's quality and prevent future crisis of water....A thoughtful design and execution by Vardhman Envirotech, India's passionate rainwater company.
Future of water is in rainwater harvesting: Experts estimate that by 2025, 1.8 billion people will live in regions with absolute water scarcity, and two-thirds of the world’s population will be living under water-stressed conditions. The primary driver of this water scarcity crisis is population growth; it is projected that the world population will reach 9.7 billion by 2050. In addition to the direct effect of population growth on water availability, increased demand for water also results from economic development and changing lifestyles. For example, as societies become more industrialized and personal incomes rise, there is an increase in water consumption. Industrialization has also led to a shift from subsistence farming to cash crops (which are often grown in water-intensive irrigated systems). These changes put even more strain on already limited water resources. Climate Change is also expected to exacerbate the freshwater shortage crisis, as droughts become more common and extreme weather events increase flooding and pollution. With so many factors contributing to the freshwater shortage crisis, it is clear that we must rethink our approach to water to address this pressing global issue. We can start by harvesting and storing rainwater. This guide looks at rooftop rainwater harvesting methods, highlighting what you need to get started and the different ways you can use rainwater to build a more water-resilient future