satish mallya
5 months 1 week ago
On March 22, 2026, the world marks World Water Day under the theme “Water and Gender.” water insecurity disproportionately impacts women who manage household water, ensure hygiene and sanitation, yet they remain underrepresented in formal water governance. In rapidly urbanising Bengaluru, water scarcity is a social and equity challenge. Bengaluru has built one of the world’s largest network of decentralised sewage treatment ecosystems 3,500+ STPs in apartments complex creating a significant opportunity. The non-domestic re use of Treated Used Water (TUW) is not merely a scarcity response it is a strategic shift toward a circular economy. Bangalore Apartment Federation (BAF), group representing 1,450+ Apartment Owners Associations, has led community adoption of TUW over the past few years particularly for toilet flushing and other non-domestic purposes and has been instrumental in advocating for a structured TUW policy. We must congratulate for them the “water balance” for Bengalure
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