A study of rainwater harvesting management through mapping of water crisis and social campaign in Ajmer district of Rajasthan

Chemistry

The Ajmer region has been a center of attraction for foreign tourists whose numbers have been steadily increasing over the last few years which is very important for the regional development of Ajmer. The regional plan will depend on agriculture and employment. Water crisis is a major problem in this region as water crisis is becoming increasingly serious, there is a need for improved water management system. This paper attempts to combine different systems of rainwater harvesting and collection and filtering systems. Rainwater harvesting is a simple and low cost technique that is used for drinking as well as household use of people. We believe that every drop of freshwater that falls to the ground must be exploited for use, especially in developing areas. Instead of wasting water flowing from roofs and along roads, we combine traditional harvesting practices with new technologies to make water accessible, clean and safe to drink. In this paper we are studying in rainwater harvesting management through mapping of water crisis and social campaign in Ajmer district of Rajasthan. The depth of water level is 150 feet in these villages. Rain water harvesting system has been recorded in 10-15 houses. This study was conducted in four villages of Ajmer, Rajasthan.

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