Reducing water consumption

To conserve freshwater in existing buildings, we take various measures to reduce demand. Water distribution and treatment strategies have been enhanced with re-engineering and modifications. Real-time monitoring of data is done with smart water metering systems.

Wastewater across our campuses is entirely recycled and used for irrigation, flushing and air-conditioning. We are retrofitting our existing systems to upgrade the quality of treated wastewater in line with new norms.

Implementing rainwater harvesting

Rainwater harvesting is done across our campuses to replenish the groundwater table with the help of natural and artificial lakes/ponds, rooftop harvesting systems and deep well injection systems.

Enhancing community water availability

We have been working with communities around our operations to enhance water availability. We have partnered in spring-water rejuvenation, lake rejuvenation and gravity-fed water supply projects, and provided access to year-long irrigation to farmers. The Infosys Foundation¹ continues to work in the area of water stewardship in communities around our operations. We extend supply of drinking water to communities and restore existing water bodies to support life and livelihoods.

¹For more information, visit: https://www.infosys.com/infosys-foundation.html