Water resource management according to Buddhist principles

Abstract

Water resource management according to Buddhist principles In other words, every source of water is extremely important. and is considered one of the important components of the ecosystem Keeping the water source clean So it’s something everyone has to do. can share water happily to have generosity for each other Unity is the power to manage water for sustainability. Therefore, if water resources are managed according to Buddhist principles Then humans will know how to share water and use it without problems. For this reason, the author Therefore, he is interested in studying water resource
management according to Buddhist teachings. By using the 4 Sangahavattha principles as follows: 1) Dana means giving and sharing water as gifts 2) Piyavaca uses Piyavaca in negotiating to solve water problems 3) Atthachariya is working
together to sacrifice oneself in service to the public 4) Samanat Tata is consistency. This is a Buddhist teaching that can be applied to manage water resources for stability and sustainability.