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Download Poster: AfS 2011

 

 

AfS Students are International Climate Champions

 

 

 Batch of 2010

 

 

 Batch of 2009

 

 

 Batch of 2008

 

 

 Guide to the Course

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Kamla Chowdhry Fellowships

Venue

Course contact

Application form

House Rules & Guidelines

Roadmap to CSE offices

List of Participants 2010

Schedule_2010

 

 Important Readings

 

Politics of Environment

Environmentalist of the poor
(by Ramachandra Guha)

 

 Learning Resources

Training manuals

Dossier

Calendar

	Courses
	Managing Information in the Digital Age
	Domestic Wastewater Treatment & Reuse
	Agenda for Survival: Orientation for young Indians
	Environment Impact Assessment (EIA)
	Urban Rainwater Harvesting
	Challenge of the Balance: Orientation for international participants
	Social Impact Assessment (SIA)
	Bootcamp: Where Journalism meets the Environment
	Sustainable Buildings
	Urban Transport & Mobility
	Environmental Regulators

Water Harvester

Royal Bhutanese Embassy’s Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING

Total rooftop and surface area: 31,363 square metres (sq m)

Average annual rainfall in Delhi: 611 millimetres (mm)

Total volume of rainwater harvested: 7,867 cubic metres (m 3 ) 78,67,000 litres

Therefore, 26 per cent of total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.

Nizamuddin East Colony’s Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING

Total rooftop and surface area: 2,00,916 square metres (sq m)
Average annual rainfall in Delhi: 611 millimetres (mm)
Total volume of rainwater harvested: 48,531 cubic metres (m 3 ) or 4,85,13,149 litres.

Therefore, 39.6 per cent of total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.

Delhi Gymkhana Club’s Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING
Total rooftop and surface area: 1,13,344 square metres (sq m)
Average annual rainfall in Delhi: 611 millimetres (mm)
Total volume of rainwater harvested: 28,765.8 cubic metres (m 3) or 2,87,65,849.4 litres.

Therefore, 43 per cent of total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.

New Friends Club’s Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING

Total rooftop and surface area: 3,700 square metres (sq m)
Average annual rainfall in Delhi: 611 millimetre (mm)
Total volume of rainwater harvested: 960.79 cubic metres (m 3 ) or 9,60,797 litres

Therefore, 42 per cent of total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.

Mother Dairy F & V Unit’s Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING

Total rooftop and surface area: 89,370 square metres (sq m)
Average annual rainfall in Delhi: 611 millimetres (mm)
Total volume of rainwater harvested: 32,250 cubic metres (m 3) or 3,22,49,802 litres.

Therefore, 59 per cent of the total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.

Surya Vihar Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING

Total rooftop and surface area:

44,029square metres (sq m)

Average annual rainfall in Gurgaon: 

577.8 millimetres (mm)

Total volume of rainwater harvested: 

18,207 cubic metres (m 3 ) or 1,82,07,031 litres

Therefore, 85 per cent of the total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.

Anup Ahuja's Farm House Rainwater Harvesting System

RAINWATER AVAILABLE FOR HARVESTING

Total rooftop and surface area: 1,250 square metres (sq m)
Average annual rainfall in Delhi: 611.8 millimetres (mm)
Total volume of rainwater harvested:
272 cubic metres (m3) or 2,72,811 litres

Therefore, 60 per cent of the total rooftop and surface runoff is being harvested.