Continuous monitoring of water levels, storage volumes, irrigation consumption, and flood discharge amounts via sensors allows for real-time performance evaluation and rapid identification of potential inefficiencies.

To increase rainwater harvesting capacity, additional roof areas can be incorporated into the system, controlled collection of surface runoff from impermeable surfaces can be implemented, and additional storage volumes can be created. This approach will particularly strengthen the system's water supply capacity during drought periods.

To facilitate the replication of the application, it is recommended to prepare an implementation guide containing standard design criteria, operating procedures, and performance indicators. This will enable the faster and more efficient installation of similar systems in facilities of different sizes.

In the rollout process, it is important to regularly report and share the water savings and environmental benefits achieved with stakeholders. Making success indicators visible will encourage the adoption of similar applications by other facilities.