Today, rainwater harvesting is growing in popularity as people look for ways to use water resources more wisely. Capturing, diverting and storing rainwater has proven its effectiveness around the world for thousands of years as an alternate source of good quality water.

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In 2002, the BMC had made it mandatory for the new buildings, having a plot area of 1,000 square metres, to have rainwater harvesting facility. By 2007, the same provision became mandatory for buildings having a plot area of 300 square metres and above.

Suprabha Marathe, Head of the rain water harvesting cell of the BMC, said, “Till 2009, only 444 co-operative housing societies in Mumbai had constructed the rainwater harvesting facility. We need more buildings to adopt this simple technology. Moreover, the capital expenditure and maintenance cost involved is low.”

Till a few years ago, there was hardly any deviation in the rainfall over the catchment areas. Owing to this, there has not been an acute water shortage in the city. But over the past two years, Mumbaikars started realising that while it is raining poorly in catchment areas, rainwater that the city received is running off into the sea. This water needs to be stored and used.