Water is the lifeblood of our planet, a resource so fundamental that it underpins all forms of existence. Human civilization has thrived by harnessing water for drinking, agriculture, and industry, but our increasing demand and management practices have often overlooked the equally critical needs of the natural world. A sustainable future requires us to recognize and manage water as a shared resource, vital for both human well-being and the health of the ecosystems that support us.
The key elements for balancing between Human needs and environmental Sustainability Including Drinking Water and Sanitation, Food Security, Economic Development, Cultural and Societal Values. The nexus between nature and water include biodiversity, Ecosystem Services, Climate impact mitigation.
In a situation in our country where increasing demand are above on one hand we have to tackle increasing demands for instantons flow need of Human being uses on another hand we have to tackle likely threat to biological and human environment. The flora and fauna culture heritage and ministry rights should not be ignored for economic attractiveness of Project. Further there is need of addressing Environmental sustainability of Water Resources System in view of spatial.
The seminar aims to identify strategies for achieving a balance between human and environmental needs, including establishing environmental flows, investing in green infrastructure, improving water use efficiency, and integrated planning. By honoring the needs of both human communities and the natural world, we can ensure a more secure and sustainable future for all. Key themes will include.