Kabini Water Reservoir

    Incentivise Water Efficiency In Production

    by | Oct 5, 2016 | 0 comments

    A recent article in Hindustan Times quotes FORCE’s research that has found that, around the world, attempts to manage water through water policies, aimed directly at controlling water, don’t work unless a place has already reached a crisis and there is hardly any water left to share.

    “People expect the government to make water available in whatever quantity they want and consider it their right to extract water from tube wells and canals unlimitedly when the government is not able to supply, but they do not want to take responsibility for any conservation efforts,” says Jyoti Sharma, the president at FORCE India, an NGO dedicated to water conservation.

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    About the Author

    Sanjeev Sharma

    Sanjeev, an alumni of IIM Bangalore & NIT Surathkal, is the Director Projects & Partnerships at FORCE.

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