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Technologies
 

No single technical option, whether at macro or at micro level, is in a position to offer economically viable options for all parts of a large country like India. This is because location factors have a dominating influence. Site conditions at certain places may be favorable for construction of only large dams or only small dams or only tube wells in which case the question of choice does not arise. The same argument applies to each of the other alternatives.

Before implementation of any technology a comprehensive analysis of all its impacts, direct as well as indirect, primary as well as secondary, sustainable as well as non-sustainable, favorable and unfavorable should be made. Hence, there should always be a search for area specific optimum mix of technologies and actions.

Some of the Important Technologies for Water Resource Management are discussed below:

*Traditional Technologies of Water Management

*constructed Wetland Technology

*Augmenting Groundwater Resources By Artificial Recharge

*Sprinkler system of Irrigation

*Pitcher Irrigation -  a Sub-Surface Irrigation Technique

* REED-BED Technology to Treat Waste Water

* KARNAL Technology

*Soil and Water Conservation for Sustainable Development

*Water Shed Management

* Roof-Top Rain Water Harvesting For Augmenting Groundwater Storage

* Ground Water Replenishment

*Irrigation Water Conservation

*On-Farm Water Management

*Duckweed Technology For Rural Wastewater Treatment


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