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editorji and The Energy and Resources Institute or TERI have announced a joint campaign on water use, at the 20th edition of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022, an annual flagship event organised by TERI. 
The event underscored the need for swift, far-reaching, and multi-sectoral initiatives to address climate change, with experts from civil society, policymakers to discuss sustainable, equitable, and resilient water use.
Resonant with themes that will define conversation at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 26) in Glasgow scheduled to be held in November, WSDS 2021 has served as an important reminder for businesses, governments, academia, and other stakeholders to step up their climate action. 
Instituted in 2001, the TERI summit has arked 20 years in its journey of making sustainable development a globally shared goal.

WSDS 2022: TERI and editorji announce joint campaign on water

editorji and The Energy and Resources Institute or TERI have announced a joint campaign on water use, at the 20th edition of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022, an annual flagship event organised by TERI.
The event underscored the need for swift, far-reaching, and multi-sectoral initiatives to address climate change, with experts from civil society, policymakers to discuss sustainable, equitable, and resilient water use.
Resonant with themes that will define conversation at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 26) in Glasgow scheduled to be held in November, WSDS 2021 has served as an important reminder for businesses, governments, academia, and other stakeholders to step up their climate action.
Instituted in 2001, the TERI summit has arked 20 years in its journey of making sustainable development a globally shared goal.

WSDS 2022: TERI and editorji announce joint campaign on water&nbsp;
World Sustainable Development Summit 2022 in line with UN SDG
editorji&nbsp;&amp; TERI to help raise resources for sustainable water use
Aim to&nbsp;address equitable and resilient water use with policymakers
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editorji and The Energy and Resources Institute or TERI have announced a joint campaign on water use, at the 20th edition of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022, an annual flagship event organised by TERI.
The campaign will be a mass event, where both organisations will reach out to the govt, civil society members and policymakers, to raise resources for the sustainable use of water.
The event underscored the need for swift, far-reaching, and multi-sectoral initiatives to address climate change, with experts from civil society, policymakers to discuss sustainable, equitable, and resilient water use.
Resonant with themes that will define conversation at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 26) in Glasgow scheduled to be held in November, WSDS 2021 has served as an important reminder for businesses, governments, academia, and other stakeholders to step up their climate action.
Instituted in 2001, the TERI summit has marked 20 years in its journey of making sustainable development a globally shared goal.

Speaking at the Curtain Raiser event of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022, an annual flagship event organised by TERI, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said, in India, the agriculture sector consumed about 85% water, and hence the maximum saving must happen here, by implementing newer technologies, and a shift towards agro-forestry methods. He added the govt is incentivising forestry practices where water is being conserved.
He also stressed on the judicious use of water in our homes, adding that 50-60% of water can be saved, by judicious use of tapped water. He also added that water in housing societies or building complexes can be conserved by using rooftop water harvesting methods.

WSDS 2022 | Prakash Javadekar: saving water must be a basic priority for all

Speaking at the Curtain Raiser event of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022, an annual flagship event organised by TERI, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said, in India, the agriculture sector consumed about 85% water, and hence the maximum saving must happen here, by implementing newer technologies, and a shift towards agro-forestry methods. He added the govt is incentivising forestry practices where water is being conserved.
He also stressed on the judicious use of water in our homes, adding that 50-60% of water can be saved, by judicious use of tapped water. He also added that water in housing societies or building complexes can be conserved by using rooftop water harvesting methods.

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Speaking at the Curtain Raiser event of the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2022, an annual flagship event organised by TERI, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said, in India, the agriculture sector consumed about 85% water, and hence the maximum saving must happen here, by implementing newer technologies, and a shift towards agro-forestry methods. He added the govt is incentivising forestry practices where water is being conserved.
He also stressed on the judicious use of water in our homes, adding that 50-60% of water can be saved, by judicious use of tapped water. He also added that water in housing societies or building complexes can be conserved by using rooftop water harvesting methods.

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