<p>Bengaluru: The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has been awarded the ‘World Water 2025 Award’ for its outstanding contributions to sustainable urban water supply and management.</p>.<p>The Water Digest Water Awards, presented in collaboration with UNESCO, recognise exceptional efforts by organisations, NGOs, and individuals in water treatment, reuse, and conservation.</p>.BWSSB earns national recognition for high-quality sewage treatment plants .<p>BWSSB received the honour for implementing a range of initiatives aimed at ensuring water security in the city. These include reducing unaccounted-for water from 28% to 20%, promoting water conservation through the Green Star Challenge, mandating the use of aerators to improve water efficiency, and replenishing 23 lakes with treated water to boost groundwater levels.</p>.<p>Other key initiatives include providing free water supply to slum areas through 1,700 mini tankers, delivering zero-bacteria water to IT corridors, and setting up a groundwater task force in collaboration with IISc.</p>.<p>The award ceremony will be held in Delhi on March 31.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has been awarded the ‘World Water 2025 Award’ for its outstanding contributions to sustainable urban water supply and management.</p>.<p>The Water Digest Water Awards, presented in collaboration with UNESCO, recognise exceptional efforts by organisations, NGOs, and individuals in water treatment, reuse, and conservation.</p>.BWSSB earns national recognition for high-quality sewage treatment plants .<p>BWSSB received the honour for implementing a range of initiatives aimed at ensuring water security in the city. These include reducing unaccounted-for water from 28% to 20%, promoting water conservation through the Green Star Challenge, mandating the use of aerators to improve water efficiency, and replenishing 23 lakes with treated water to boost groundwater levels.</p>.<p>Other key initiatives include providing free water supply to slum areas through 1,700 mini tankers, delivering zero-bacteria water to IT corridors, and setting up a groundwater task force in collaboration with IISc.</p>.<p>The award ceremony will be held in Delhi on March 31.</p>