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Webinar 15 – Expereinces from Bhutan; on increasing resilience of communities to secure water resources
Bhutan is among the severely affected regions due to climate change. Instead of Kochey- mass snow fall of about snow piled up to about three feet now there is close to one feet of snow and rain too has become inconsistent impacting the lives of the people. During a period of 70 years temperature has increased in Bhutan by 2.1C stated Dr Sangay Dorji, a Technical Director and Programme Specialist from Tarayana Foundation presenting on Climate Change and Its Impacts on Water Resources in Bhutan. Sonam Pem, Executive Director of the Tarayana Foundation, and Karma Uden, Senior Programme Officer also shared the success stories of the interventions of Tarayana Foundation in addressing climate change by reviving springshed management.
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“Rainwater for Life” Happy World Water Day 2024!
Community nurseries initiated by Kanchan Nepal’s partner organization, LI-BIRDko Chautari n Begnas, Majhkot, and Sunpadali Rain Communities.
Women and girls suffer most from the impact of the climate crisis
Therefore, they travel longer distances such as from Himalaya Darchula to the Mahakali River to fetch water for their families. Governments must multiply investments into the UN water ambition for 2030 (SDG6) to help more than half of the world’s population have clean water and better adapt to the climate crisis.
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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.
Do you know blue and green water?
Download Pdf: https://sarainwater.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/CC-glossary.pdf
What does water,toilets and hygiene mean for women
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Extreme weather events in India
- The “Climate India 2024: An assessment of extreme weather events”, prepared by the Centre for Science and Environment and [...]
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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