Smart Water Harvesting Solutions (French)

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Examples of innovative low-cost technologies for rain, fog, runoff water and groundwater

Smart Water Harvesting Solutions (French)
Auteur NWP
Serie Smart Solution Series
ISBN 9789460220128
Taal Frans
Bindwijze Paperback
Pagina's 64 pagina's
Verschenen 2009
Prijs € 15.00

French edition

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Water conservation and water harvesting techniques provide a key to development and as such contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.

This booklet on Smart Water Harvesting describes a number of creative solutions in situations where ‘there seems to be no water’. It shows practical efforts to ‘create water’, especially in drought prone areas. It does not limit itself to the act of harvesting, but includes ‘capturing’ water during periods of rain, so that it is available for periods of drought. Many of the technologies highlighted in this booklet are traditional, but neglected in the modern world, as people try to become less dependent on the wiles of nature. There is an increasing awareness that rather than fighting against nature, people should co-operate with it. That is what water harvesting tries to do.

Like its equivalents on Smart Water and Smart Sanitation, this book gives examples that have proven to be effective and affordable. The book is an effective source of inspiration for local communities, civil engineers, NGOs, research institutes, donors and governments.

This publication is the result of a collaboration effort by a number of organisations:
NWP, Aqua for All, Agromisa, Partners voor Water.

Other languages
This publication is also available in English and Portuguese.

Also published in the Smart Solutions Series
Smart Finance Solutions in English
Smart Sanitation Solutions in English and French
Smart Water Solutions in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish



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