Current Water Crisis

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India is home to ~ 17% of the world’s population but has only 4% of the world’s freshwater resources. Managing these for a huge population is a mammoth task. It is estimated that about two lakh people die every year due to inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene. In 2016, per person disease burden due to unsafe water sanitation was 40 times higher in India than in China and 12 times higher than in Sri Lanka. With the country generating huge amounts of waste water annually, mismanagement of waste water, which also contaminates groundwater, poor sanitation conditions and poor hygiene habits have contributed to a significant portion of the population suffering from water-borne diseases. 

In view of the limitations on availability of water and the rising demand for sustainable management of water has acquired critical importance. The scarcity of water has many cascading effects including desertification, loss of biodiversity, lack of water for hydroelectric and thermal power development and risk of exceeding the carrying capacity of urban hubs. It’s a fact that water is a State subject and its optimal utilization and management lies within the domain of the States. By considering all this, it is very clear that the Nation has to come up with interventions, which not only measures the outcome but also measures the effort involved in achieving these outcomes. 

LiquiPro picked up the challenge of water management and conservation by launching – ‘Atmospheric Water Generator’ and is fully prepared to help the States cooperate and coordinate its response to tackle the present water crisis that the country is facing. We believe that our Atmospheric Water Generator can create water from air without disturbing the current water resources by extracting water from vapour (humidity) in air.

The annual precipitation including snowfall, which is the main source of water in India, is about 4000 billion cubic meters (BCM). However, the average annual rainfall varies considerably from one region of the country to another. The North East region receives about 1000 cm and Western Rajasthan gets less than 10 cm of annual precipitation. Further, most of the rainfall occurs during the season of south-west monsoon in four months i.e. from June to September.

About 53.3 percent of total precipitation is lost due to evapotranspiration which leaves a balance of 1869 BCM water in the country. Further, about 40 per cent of the potential available can’t be put to beneficial use due to topographical constraints and uneven distribution of water resources over space and time. Thus utilizable water potential of the country is estimated to be very low.

Availability of both surface and ground water varies from one region to another. In view of limitations on availability of water resources and rising demand for water, sustainable management of water resources has acquired critical importance.

Solution is here with us -  

LiquiPro, an indigenous Atmospheric Water Generator has been created to tackle water problems and provide safe and pure drinking water. It uses the air-to-water technology which replicates the natural process of condensation by simulating a dew point, which allows it to make water continuously, even in humid conditions as low as 30%.

LiquiPro is able to cater to all kinds of water requirements from 20 litres of water per day of 1,000 litres of water per day. Our systems can be used in industries, construction sites, hydroponic farms, hospitals, hotels, residential buildings, rural areas, educational institutes and many more but our primary focus is to reach out to places where there is no water available to drink. The best part is that our water generator requires no water source, can work off the grid, does not waste any water and yet provides clean potable water as per requirement.