Dams, reservoirs and other irrigation facilities must be tools for solving the shortages of water the local people have been suffering from impacts since successive eras.
Water scarcity is primary problems for the local people residing in the dry zones of Myanmar. Not only agricultural water but also drinking water is staking their lives till today.
Various sizes of dams are mushrooming in the entire of Myanmar. These facilities were built by rulers of Myanmar from the time of the monarchical era to date. Depending on the situation and time, most of the dams disappeared and were useful.
Nonetheless, successive governments are striving for building the dams in necessary areas with might and main in order to irrigate the farmlands and croplands for ensuring a high yield of crops.
In fact, the water must be clean without any colours. So also, the
efforts and motivation to supply the water for the people
residing in the whole nation must be of
In fact, Myanmar’s dams need to have modern techniques to improve their usefulness. Only when modern technologies can be applied will the dams be improved to green the motherland as well as to supply water to cultivable lands.
Nowadays, global countries try hard to overcome the challenges of climate change in various ways and means. In this regard, everybody knows that the greening task is the most useful tool to combat climate change.
To be able to fight against climate change, the water supply based on irrigation facilities and the green task are interrelated to each other.
As the result of water supply can shape the lifestyle of people, efforts should be made for seeking water sources such as aboveground and underground waters to be beneficially applied for all the ethnic, national people.
All should take lessons from the past and present irrigation facilities in supplying water to the people. The supply of water must be useful as well as a helping hand for the people. So, money, might and materials used in the supply of water for the people should be beneficial to the nation without depending on bribery and corruption. Generally, Myanmar people say that the donation of water is a meritorious deed.
In fact, the water must be clean without any colours. So also, the efforts and motivation to supply the water for the people residing in the whole nation must be of honesty.