Water is no longer just a resource — it’s a challenge cities must learn to design around. Most urban spaces today treat water as something to drain away, rather than something to manage, conserve, and reuse intelligently.

This live workshop is designed to shift that perspective.

Instead of heavy theory, the focus is on practical, real-world strategies that show how water-sensitive design can transform the way cities function. You’ll learn how thoughtful planning can reduce water waste, improve resilience, and create more sustainable urban environments.

Through live insights and real case-based understanding, this session will help you see water not as a problem, but as an opportunity in design.

Led by Dr. Bansari Sharma, an Urban Planner & Researcher at MNIT Jaipur with 8+ years of experience, this workshop brings together research, policy, and on-ground implementation in a way that’s clear, practical, and relevant.

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What you’ll learn:

• Basics of water-sensitive urban design
• How cities can conserve and manage water efficiently
• Role of planning in tackling water scarcity
• Practical strategies for sustainable urban development
• Real-world applications and case insights
• Designing for climate resilience and water security

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Who should attend?

• Students in design, architecture, and planning
• Urban planning enthusiasts
• Anyone interested in sustainability and climate solutions
• Individuals curious about how cities can be designed better

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No complex jargon.
No heavy theory.
Just practical insights that change how you see water in cities.

🗓 24th April 2026
⏰ 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Live on enCODE