Integrated water
resources management is therefore a systematic process for the sustainable
development, allocation and monitoring of water resource use in the context of
social, economic and environmental objectives. Contamination of surface and
groundwater resources is agriculture in rural India with wastewater entering
fresh water bodies or seeping into groundwater. An integrated approach is
needed to manage the water and wastewater treatment so that water supply is
kept clean and wastewater is recycled for beneficial use in agriculture and
industry. A country’s need for water resource management varies according to
its characteristics –its geography, climate, size, population, political and
cultural systems, level of development, and the nature of its water resource
problems. Water withdrawals have increased more than twice as fast as
population growth and currently one third of the world's population live in
countries that experience medium to high water stress; Pollution is further enhancing water scarcity
by reducing water usability downstream. The main objective of
this article was to show an image of the scientiļ¬c production related to
integrate Water Resources Management by using the comparative study of the
documents. This paper presented a study that was completed for the advances in
integrated water resources treatment and management which will be recycled
after secondary treatment for beneficial use by farmer for agriculture and
other subsidiary occupation in rural India. The paper concludes that every drop
of wastewater for agriculture and other subsidiary occupation in rural area of India
should be recycled for reuse so that it does not contaminate our drinking water
supplies and conserves scarce water resources for satisfying the thirst of the
entire population.
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