Rainwater harvesting to boost water management 


KUALA LUMPUR: The introduction of the rainwater harvesting system (SPAH) under the National Water Resources Policy and Water Sector Transformation 2040 agenda aims to support more sustainable water management, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fad­illah Yusof (pic).

The Energy Transition and Water Trans­formation Minister said it can also reduce the demand for treated water, function as a backup during disruptions and use less energy than conventional sources.

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