Novel Strategy

Definition

A novel strategy refers to a new or innovative approach that has not been previously used or widely adopted. In the context of addressing water scarcity in arid regions with population concentration, it involves exploring unconventional methods beyond traditional solutions.

Related terms

Rainwater Harvesting: Collecting and storing rainwater for later use through various techniques such as rooftop catchment systems or underground storage tanks.

Virtual Water Trade: The concept of indirectly transferring water resources through international trade of water-intensive goods (e.g., agriculture products).

Water Footprint: The total amount of freshwater used directly or indirectly by an individual, community, or organization throughout their activities or consumption patterns.