- Delhi's IGI Airport was declared India's first high-capacity airport to achieve "water-positive" status, a major step towards sustainable water management.
- The airport was recognized at the Water Innovation Summit 2025 for achieving Scope I water neutrality under the NITI Aayog-CII framework.
- GMR Aero-led Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) said that Indira Gandhi International Airport has transformed from a groundwater-deficient location to one that harvests more water than it uses.
- Years of work in conservation, restoration, and monitoring were considered the basis for this achievement.
- The complex now has over 625 rainwater harvesting structures and two underground reservoirs with a capacity of 9 million liters.
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