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[DMP 2024]: What's your Ripple Effect? #1
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Description
According to studies, if we keep using water the way we do today, in 16 years we will have no freshwater left on Earth. Apart from the direct water use that we have in the way of household activities, there is a massive indirect water use that is not obvious to us. This use happens through the goods we consume.
Create a mobile/responsive water footprint calculator. The calculator allows users to select a dish from a list. Once a dish is selected, a user will see nutritional information and the water footprint of the dish
Goals & Mid-Point Milestone
Goals
Setup/Installation
Android Studio
VS Code
PgAdmin
Expected Outcome
A mobile (PWA) app that users can interact with. It will allow users to
Calculate their water footprint by entering the food they consume
Track their water footprint
Share their water footprint chart on social media
Acceptance Criteria
No response
Implementation Details
Any other frameworks can be used
NextJS
NodeJS
MySQL
Mockups/Wireframes
Puddles
View in Drive
Product Name
India Water Portal
Organisation Name
Arghyam
Domain
Water
Tech Skills Needed
Android, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Node.js, Typescript, PostgresSql
Mentor(s)
Sreechand Tavva, Simran Nigam, Arpan Kumar De
Category
Backend, Frontend, Mobile
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