As suggested by the statistics only 3 percent of freshwater is available for our use, the majority of which is used for agricultural purposes. As the population is increasing, so is the need of water, hence it’s crucial for us to incorporate water management systems. Water management is the process of planning, managing, and distributing water resources in the most efficient way possible. It includes industrial water, irrigation, water resources, wastewater, and water table management. Many underprivileged homes in a developing nation's cities lack access to municipal piped water, relying instead on communal standpipes and other alternative sources such as rivers, private water sellers, tanks, wells, and borewells, which may be unlawful, illegitimate, and dangerous to use. The consequences go beyond the economics of water access; they add up to have a considerable impact on people’s productivity, longevity, and dignity.