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RESIDENTIAL CERTIFICATED TRAINING PROGRAM TO CONSTRUCT FERRO CEMENT (PUMPKIN SHAPED) RAINWATER HARVESTING TANK
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Course Dates : 05th to 10th October 2022
Duration : 5 days
Venue : Badulla, Sri Lanka
Mode of training : Classroom and on the job
Who Can Apply : Female and male (20 to 45 years) construction industry technicians/ masons from South Asia
Course Fee : US$ 110 (does not include air ticket)
Application Deadline : Registration is Closed
The Climate-resilient business model of Elpitiya Plantations a large tea production company in Sri Lanka featured in the SARNET 10th webinar receives a prestigious award from the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce
Managed by Aitken Spence Plantation Management PLC since 1997, Elpitiya Plantations owns 13 estates and 17 factories producing tea and other diversified crops. The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (https://island.lk/elpitiya-plantations-recognised-for-best-sustainability-project-go-green-and-beyond/)recognised the efforts of this organisation to reduce the environmental and water footprint of the ‘Go Green and Beyond’ initiative by awarding the prestigious Best Corporate Citizen Sustainability Award 2021.
Votes for rainwater harvesting; an election candidate of Kathmandu in Nepal proposes rainwater harvesting as a measure to supply water to the communities not reached by the main supply
Mr. Balen Shah is a Rapper/Structural Engineer by Profession. He is a popular candidate for Mayor (Chair of Kathmandu Metropolitan City) in the local election. While giving an interview to a national televisions, a television channel he stated that even though the municipal water supply is fully functional there is an acute water problem in Kathmandu city. About 3% of the population will be still out of municipal water supply reach. This can be overcome or solved by applying Rainwater Harvesting Technology. Mr. Shah also spoke about recharging ponds to restore traditional water points/sources. -Courtesy Kanchan Nepal
https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxiQf8XxkRlEgYiMfSMQE0STHSUw6zpopL for SARNET.
Linking South Asian communities with a solution to a common problem
Sri Lankan mason shows how to construct pumpkin-shaped rainwater harvesting tank to masons in water-scarce Begnas region in Nepal
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Recent Research
Recent research offers you an array of insightful information on the effectiveness of rainwater harvesting systems for domestic non-potable use and the water demand of the community, climate change and water conservation etc.
Performance of Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting System as a Source of Drinking Water
Rainwater Harvesting Systems (RWHSs) are increasingly being used as an alternative or supplementary source of water to curb the water […]
The Groundwater Monitoring Tool (GWMT)
There is an urgent requirement to make a shift from groundwater development to its management by identifying and mapping aquifers, […]
Water’s Fundamental Truths: Part 3 – Is water governance coming of age?
Water governance embodies the structural legal, political, and institutional frameworks around which – and because of which – water management […]
Climate change data is always available, what is crucial is being able to convert it into a message
Crucial, complex and data-heavy reports like the recently released Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) do not seem to be […]
A glimpse of SARNET past events
SARNET Webinar (VII) - Rainwater Harvesting for Industries
International Conference 2021 - Day 01
Using Rainwater Harvesting to migrate the effects of climate change
Ponds in Nepal
Dakshina Kannada Nirmithi Kendra
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Blue Schools project of Kanchan Nepal constructs the Pumpkin shaped rainwater harvesting tank. https://t.co/U1GkBAmBFn
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