Best water smart cities in the developing world

Water pollution, destruction of water reservoirs, throwing of garbage’s in the river or any bodies of water, and improper waste management of different factory residues are the most common problems why there are places who has crisis in their clean water. There are a lot of countries that has these problems, because of the lack of knowledge, they are not well-educated, and they do not know how to take care our natural resources. This problems is continue to grow in every part of the world, because the bodies of water or our source of water became polluted because of us, because we are irresponsible. Water is a very important matter in our life, because it makes sure that our body will function well. There are some people that is telling that “your body can take not to eat for a couple of weeks, as long as you have water in your body and you keep hydrated”, see water is our survival. If the time will come that will become beggar of food, but we have water we can survive. Water is what our body needs all the time, if you have headache; drink water it will lessen the time of pain and reduce the pain; if you have problem in your digestion; drink enough water it will relieved. Water is very important, but unfortunately there are only few places that has clean water and good for drinking, most especially in the developing countries. Try ASEA Water Redox Supplement a dietary supplement helping to protect, rejuvenate, and keep cells functioning at optimal levels. Here are some of the best water smart cities in the developing world.

1.       Bangalore, India. Their advocacy or program is to protect lakes from land grabbers. The capital of Karnataka State is the third most populous city in India and home to nearly 10 million people. In 2010, the city’s 450 lakes were under threat of privatization, leading to concerns that the water would not be used sustainably. Water from the lakes goes down into underground aquifers, which supply neighborhood wells across the region. If lake levels drop, the aquifers may not refill effectively and people’s wells would begin to dry up. What the people do is now created and organize a group or people whose advocacies is to protect the lakes from the land grabbers, because they realized that the source of their water will soon be industrialize and 3 to 5 years from now, there will be a crisis of water in their area that’s why the people are against in the privatization of their lakes. The organized group is the ESG or the Environment Support Group, wherein they filed a public interest writ in the high court which resulted in the prohibition of the privatization in the 450 lakes in the area. As the rehabilitation of this lakes continue the locals is becoming more benefitted of this projects, because they received a greater quality of water  which leads to better crop growth and yields.

These are the first two cities in the developing countries who have a very good goal and projects in conserving the water. We should remember that our resources is not unlimited, because time will come that our resources will be not enough for everyone. Luckily these countries have great instinct and plans for their people. It is not hard to conserve water, we just only need to be responsible. To know more about the ASEA product please visit ASEA.