Sriram J Soni

UI4004

Bhu GARBH

The Bhu GARBH Project addresses critical water management challenges in Rajkot City, focusing on mitigating groundwater depletion and urban waterlogging. The project identifies high-potential recharge zones and formulates targeted recharge strategies by leveraging geological, geomorphological, and runoff analyses. It integrates sustainable techniques to enhance aquifer replenishment, prevent waterlogging, and ensure a reliable water supply. This initiative is vital as 50% of Rajkot’s population relies on groundwater, making over-extraction a pressing issue. The project promotes urban resilience by prioritizing sustainable water infrastructure, reducing contamination risks, fostering climate adaptation, and securing Rajkot’s water future.

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Introduction of the Studio, Sector and Project

Project Framework and Approach: Existing Situation Analysis

Aim, Objective and Methodology

Project Components and outline

Groundwater Recharge potential Indexing and Mapping

Area based Artificial recharge Strategies

Pilot Proposal and Dashboard

Project Phasing and estimation

Estimate breakup and Implementation Plan

Project Implementation, Stakeholders and Risks

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