
New Delhi: The Bureau of Water Use Efficiency (BWUE) under the National Water Mission (NWM), Ministry of Jal Shakti, in collaboration with the Indian Plumbing Association (IPA), organized a one-day workshop titled “Water Use Efficiency: Strategies for a Sustainable Future” at the NDMC Convention Centre, Palika Kendra, Sansad Marg. The event focused on the domestic water sector and brought together over 350 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders.
The workshop was inaugurated by the Union Minister of Jal Shakti, C R Patil, who underscored the government’s commitment to water conservation through innovative and collaborative efforts. He emphasized the urgent need for sustainable water use practices in the domestic sector, aligning with the nation’s vision for water security and environmental sustainability.
Renowned speakers shared valuable insights into advanced technologies and sustainable practices in water management. Real-world case studies demonstrated the effectiveness of collaborative approaches, highlighting successful water management models from across the country.
The workshop concluded with a strong message about the importance of collective action and innovation in addressing water challenges. C R Patil encouraged industries to lead the way in adopting water-efficient technologies and solutions, emphasizing that sustainable water use is essential for India’s economic growth and environmental well-being.
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