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Water conservation methods include rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge, smart irrigation systems, fixing leaks, using water-efficient appliances and xeriscaping.
Establish goals and terms of reference. Organize the work. Analyse the problems. Identify opportunities for change. Evaluate land suitability. Appraise the alternatives: environmental, economic and social analysis. Choose the best option. Prepare the land-use plan.
Water Conservation Planning Review detailed demand forecast. Review existing water system profile and descriptions of planned facilities. Evaluate the effectiveness of existing conservation measures. Define conservation potential. Identify conservation measures. Determine feasible measures. Perform benefit-cost evaluations.
9 stages of a successful project planning process Determine the project goals and objectives. Determine the project scope. Build your work breakdown structure (WBS) Set timelines. Determine and plan resources. Estimate costs. Determine risks and constraints. Plan out communication.
Connectivity, Adequacy, Representation, and Effectiveness are four key principles that should be considered when designing a conservation network. These CARE principles are fundamental to conserve biodiversity in the long term.
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NRCS uses a nine-step planning process: Identify Problems and Opportunities. Planning can start with a problem, an opportunity, shared concerns, or a perceived threat. Determine Objectives. Inventory Resources. Analyze Resource Data. Formulate Alternatives. Evaluate Alternatives. Make Decisions. Implement the Plan.
Nine-Step Conservation Process Step 1: Identify Problems and Opportunities. Ste 2 : Determine Objectives. Step 3: Inventory Resources. Step 4: Analyze Resource Data. Step 5: Formulate Alternative. Step 6: Evaluate Alternatives. Step 7: Make Decisions. Step 8: Implement the Plan.
The 5 Rs: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle.

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