Rainwater harvesting systems (RWHS) and greywater reuse systems (GWRS) are prominent
alternatives for urban water management, which contribute to improving water use efficiency …

In the context of flood research, scholars and practitioners have recognised that Western-
knowledge-driven engineering-based flood management techniques are insufficient for …

Urban landscapes combining trees and crops—urban agroforestry (UAF) systems—may
offer greater ecological and cultural benefits than annual crop** systems. Interest in UAF …

The purpose of the current study is to investigate the potential of rooftop rainwater harvesting
(R-RWH) and its physio-and socioeconomic effects on the peoples in two catchments …

Rainwater has been found to be a valuable source of drinking water in Europe, especially in
such crisis situations as those caused by contamination of water uptake into water supply …

Groundwater levels have declined significantly in the last decades in many parts of the
world, due to anthropogenic activities and climate change. The study focuses on the long …

Population growth and poor agricultural practices demand an improvement in the efficiency
of food production. Urban hydroponic crops represent a potential solution to this challenge …

Consideration of rainfall dynamics can rationalize the operation of rainwater harvesting
systems. This study aims at establishing a methodology to construct a Markov chain model …

Climate change poses a series of challenges to water management to satisfy society's
current and future needs. Considering water an essential resource for life, this research is …

Background: Urban gardening enhances public health in urban environments by creating
green spaces that encourage physical activity, provide access to fresh food, and support …