The New Water Paradigm

Humanity and individuals are facing serious problems associated with climate change and extreme weather events. Landowners often struggle with issues such as:

Frequent floods

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Dry season

Reduction in yield and income

What causes these problems?

A frequent cause of these phenomena is the so-called small water cycle or a disturbed balance in it.

Rainwater drains from the problem-affected area, which leads to limiting evaporation and water seepage into the soil.

This disturbs the delicate balance in the small water cycle.

How to solve these problems?

The new water paradigm is a revolutionary approach to solving these problems. It proposes systematic retention of rainwater in the country and its proper use.

The New Water Paradigm Offers:

Improving soil quality for agriculture

A more even distribution of precipitation will ensure better conditions for soil quality.

Less risk of floods or drought

By introducing a new water paradigm, the extremes of weather phenomena that affect weather fluctuations such as floods or droughts will be reduced.

More stable growing conditions

By restoring the small water cycle, the instability of the conditions for growing crops is eliminated and the care of economic subjects is also improved.

Learn more about the new water paradigm and use it to your advantage

Rainwater retention in countries is becoming a necessary condition for global stability and sustainable development. The water cycle is currently our partner that needs to be protected and restored for the well-being of our planet and your business.
Read more in the professional publication about the new water paradigm, which was created by Michal Kravčík, the founder of Water Holistic, together with the authors J. Pokorný, J. Kohutiar, M. Kováč and E. Tóth.
The New Water Paradigm has been translated into 5 languages (English, Korean, Farsi, Italian, French) and is currently being translated into Arabic, Hungarian and Polish.

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Social Enterpreneurship in the Water Sector (Getting Things Done Sustainably)

Rafael Ziegler, Lena Partzsch, Jana Gebauer, Marianne Henkel, Justus Lodemann, and Franziska Mohaupt

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Biodiversity for Livable Climate (Restoring Ecosystems to Reverse Global Warming)

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Climate Water Project – The scientific basis for the New Water Pardigm, Alpha LO

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Permaculture Research Institute, New Water Paradigm Case Study: Just Add Water, Richard Widows

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United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Sustainable Development

White paper: Water for Climate Healing – A New Water Paradigm, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the Slovak Republic