Smart irrigation cuts water use in my garden
The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) in Qatar implemented a smart irrigation project in Tawasul Gardens and Al Khor Municipality Garden, aimed at improving treated water management and reducing its consumption. The project relied on smart control systems and moisture sensors to achieve optimal water use, resulting in a 25% reduction in irrigation water consumption, improved irrigation efficiency, lower operational costs, and support for environmental sustainability. Additionally, smart irrigation helped decrease the water and carbon footprint, reduced demand for treated water, minimized water wastage, and cut down operating hours of pumping equipment, leading to enhanced operational efficiency, extended asset lifespan, and improved quality and services.
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