An interactive awareness website developed for the National Service Scheme (NSS), Cambridge Institute of Technology, Bangalore, to educate people about Bengaluru's growing water crisis and encourage responsible water conservation.
Bengaluru was once known as the city of lakes. Rapid urbanization, groundwater depletion, and increasing water demand have pushed the city toward a severe water crisis.
Every Drop Counts aims to:
- Raise awareness about Bengaluru's water challenges
- Bust common myths surrounding water usage
- Showcase lake restoration success stories
- Help users calculate their personal water footprint
- Encourage citizens to take a public water conservation pledge
- Collect suggestions and community feedback
- Groundwater depletion statistics
- Borewell and lake data
- Future water crisis projections
- Information about major Bengaluru lakes
- Restoration success stories
- Environmental impact highlights
- Estimate daily water consumption
- Personalized efficiency grading
- Usage breakdown by activity
- Water conservation pledge system
- Public suggestion submission
- Contact and volunteer form
- Real-time pledge collection
- Suggestion storage
- Contact message management
- HTML5
- CSS3
- Vanilla JavaScript
- Supabase Database
- GitHub Pages
Stores user pledge submissions.
Stores community suggestions and ideas.
Stores volunteer and contact form submissions.
The website is deployed using GitHub Pages.
- Clone the repository
- Configure Supabase credentials
- Create the required database tables
- Enable Row Level Security (RLS)
- Deploy via GitHub Pages
To inspire citizens, students, and communities to recognize the importance of water conservation and contribute toward a sustainable future for Bengaluru.
National Service Scheme (NSS) Cambridge Institute of Technology, Bangalore
"Every Drop Counts" – Water Conservation Awareness Initiative