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Punjab plans mandatory recharge wells for new homes to restore groundwater

Lahore: Punjab WASA is planning to make recharge wells mandatory for all newly constructed homes across the province to help restore groundwater levels and improve rainwater management. The proposed policy is aimed at reducing pressure on underground water resources by allowing rainwater to absorb back into the soil instead of being wasted through drains. If implemented, the rule could become an important part of future housing approvals and construction planning. Experts consider groundwater recharge essential for cities facing rapid urban expansion, falling water tables, and drainage challenges during heavy rain. The decision can directly affect homeowners, developers, architects, and housing societies. Can mandatory recharge wells make Punjab’s housing sector more sustainable?

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