THE INVOLVEMENT IN THE CANAL WATER POLLUTION MANAGEMENT

Abstract

Canal water pollution management is a collaborative effort involving government agencies, local communities, industries, NGOs, and academic institutions. Government agencies set regulations and provide funding for pollution control initiatives. Local communities engage in educational programs and lead clean-up efforts, fostering awareness and responsible waste disposal. Industries can reduce their pollution by adopting sustainable practices and supporting local initiatives through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). NGOs advocate for environmental health by researching pollution sources and mobilizing community action. Academic institutions offer valuable research that guides management practices. Public participation enhances accountability and encourages sustainable resource management. Integrated approaches that address the interconnectedness of pollution sources are essential for effective management. Ultimately, successful canal water pollution management depends on the cooperation of all stakeholders, leading to solutions that protect water resources and ensure the sustainability of canal ecosystems.