印度Bundelkhand地区的一个地下水补给项目将水位提高了5-6英尺,改善了耕作条件,减少了移民。 A groundwater recharge project in India’s Bundelkhand region raised water levels by 5–6 feet, improving farming and reducing migration.

在政府和私人伙伴的支持下,由 " 生活艺术 " 领导的在印度易遭旱灾的邦德尔坎德地区实施的一个大规模地下水补给项目在两年内改善了供水情况。 A large-scale groundwater recharge project in India’s drought-prone Bundelkhand region, led by The Art of Living with support from government and private partners, has improved water availability over two years. 通过在42.82平方公里处建造238个补给结构,该倡议使Birdha区地下水水平提高了5至6英尺,使农民能够更可靠地灌溉作物,减少柴油使用,减少移徙。 By constructing 238 recharge structures across 42.82 square kilometers, the initiative has raised groundwater levels by five to six feet in Birdha block, enabling farmers to irrigate crops more reliably, cut diesel use, and reduce migration. 该项目还恢复了当地生态系统,并授权社区可持续地管理水资源,为受干旱影响地区提供了一个可复制的模式。 The project has also revived local ecosystems and empowered communities to manage water sustainably, offering a replicable model for drought-affected areas.