This study reports how private rainwater-retention/harvesting facilities can be spread in the city by citizen-initiated activities.
The study deals with rainwater retention/harvesting tools/facilities in a city and its suburbs and explains how they are relevant to one another.
It compares the facilities’ functions with each other and examines their effectiveness as rainwater harvesting systems.
It claims that individual/collaborative approaches are cost-effective, ecofriendly and sustainable and should be adopted in the city.