Water Crisis |

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This #Saturday at 11:00 am, join us on #FacebookLive for a detailed discussion of an extremely crucial topic: “Water Crisis” by Himakshi Parma.
Himakshi Parma is a Senior Program Manager at Green Yatra with a Ph.D. in Environmental Science. She is a passionate advocate for a healthy environment, believing in the power of collective action to create change. Himakshi dedicates her work to finding sustainable solutions with a special focus on urban water management and monitoring.
Please join us as she shares her expertise on tackling the water crisis and its implications for sustainability and urban development for India. and the world as a whole.
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[@rajeshexpowtr]

God bless u all.❤

[@toytoys8708]

Eye opening information, yes need to look into this topics more.

[@JaganiUmang]

Agriculture accounts for 90% of water usage. This concern needed sustainable solutions, to be implement soon. Nice work❤

[@SnakeWithlegs-x7w]

The water shortage could interrupt agricultural production and industrial operations, "resulting in inflation in food prices and declines in income for affected businesses and workers, especially farmers. Great info mam💯💥

[@toytoys8708]

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[@TheBidiBreak]

I think more investments in water infrastructure ( just for agriculture purposes for now) and renewable energy can mitigate these risks and improve water efficiency usage in coming years. Great information. Thanks #savefarmers❤

[@toytoys8708]

True

[@BhikhuGamerr]

This in turn can exacerbate volatility in India's growth and undermine the economy's ability to withstand shocks, given that more than 40% of the country's workforce is employed in agriculture. #save farmers

[@BhikhuGamerr]

Great work😮