TEK aims to ensure the long-term availability and quality of water resources through sustainable practices.

TEK prioritizes the preservation and efficient use of water resources to prevent depletion and ensure sustainability.

Rainwater harvesting is a traditional method of collecting and storing rainwater for various purposes, including drinking, irrigation, and household use.

TEK relies on traditional tools, techniques, and knowledge passed down through generations, rather than modern scientific instruments.

TEK is rooted in the cultural beliefs, practices, and experiences of indigenous communities over generations.

TEK views water as a sacred and life-giving resource that must be respected and protected.

TEK can contribute to various aspects of water management, including conservation, pollution control, and flood management.

TEK is especially important in rural areas where traditional knowledge and practices are often deeply rooted and closely tied to water management.

TEK can provide insights and solutions for addressing both current and future water challenges, drawing on traditional knowledge and practices.

TEK is passed down through oral tradition, written records, cultural rituals, and ceremonies, ensuring its continuity and preservation.

TEK can provide valuable insights and guidance to water managers, policymakers, and scientists, contributing to more sustainable and effective water management practices.

TEK recognizes the interconnectedness of water systems, the importance of respecting water sources, and the need to balance human needs with environmental needs.

TEK can contribute to developing water conservation strategies, water quality improvement initiatives, and flood management plans, among other aspects of water management.

TEK draws upon long-term observations, cultural beliefs, and practical experiences to inform water management practices.

TEK can contribute to addressing challenges such as water scarcity, water pollution, and climate change impacts on water resources.