Shibani Thakur

 It is more crucial than ever to create more with less, as the world population is projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050. Governments in developing countries will need to improve the sector's sustainability, and resilience as demand for the water supply and sanitation (WSS) sector keeps rising, particularly as a result of the effects of climate change. Scarcity and safety, treatment and monitoring, utility operations, water efficiency,  and analytics and data all greatly benefit from innovation and  Water Technology .  Global entrepreneurs observe an increase in utilities and companies' willingness to test and adopt innovative technologies. Examples include water level sensors, which can assist with water accounting; the internet of things, which also enables smart irrigation and water quality control; and complex water management models, which can be created with new computing capacity.  Water Scarcity Is A Major Challenge Due to ongoing water shortages around...