Towards water sensitivity. Find out what you can do for your city to become more water sensitive.
Learn how Bhopal, Kozhikode and Bhuj are working towards becoming more water sensitive.
Implement the W4C way of working to help you start moving towards a more water sensitive future.
The Water for Change programme envisions a proactive approach to address India's urban challenges, integrating water management into the fabric of fast-growing secondary cities. Recognizing the convergence of natural disasters, economic crises, and social inequality, we aim to deliver transformative solutions. By adopting a holistic approach encompassing governance, planning, technology, and societal behavior, we seek to co-create and mainstream water-sensitive design frameworks tailored for these cities. Our goal is to establish resilient and equitable urban water systems, leveraging water as a catalyst for positive change and sustainable development.
The Water for Change programme envisions a proactive approach to address India's urban challenges, integrating water management into the fabric of fast-growing secondary cities. Recognizing the convergence of natural disasters, economic crises, and social inequality, we aim to deliver transformative solutions. By adopting a holistic approach encompassing governance, planning, technology, and societal behavior, we seek to co-create and mainstream water-sensitive design frameworks tailored for these cities. Our goal is to establish resilient and equitable urban water systems, leveraging water as a catalyst for positive change and sustainable development.
The Water4Change (W4C) research programme addresses the complex challenges to urban water systems faced by fast-growing secondary cities in India and the sustainability transitions that are needed for short- and long-term mitigation of, adaptation to and coping with urgencies and uncertainties. By co-creating a Water Sensitive City Framework and a Fit-for-Purpose Guidelines, W4C aims to enable water sensitive development, accounting for site specificities, knowledge and practices, presenting innovative interventions, practices and design, and policy guidelines.