The Indian government is pushing for decentralized water and energy production in housing projects, making them self-sustainable
Sustainable HousingReal Estate IndustryRainwater HarvestingSolar EnergyWomen EmpowermentReal EstateJun 14, 2024
The government is pushing for decentralized water and energy production in housing projects, making them self-sustainable.
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Women's participation in the real estate sector is currently low, and empowering them can help increase their enrollment and contribution to the sector.
The government plans to construct 3 crore housing units in the next five years, with a focus on affordable housing.
Rainwater harvesting is an essential aspect of decentralized water production, making housing societies self-sustainable.
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