There is a growing need for communities to develop and manage their local water resources in a sustainable manner.
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Working on the ground in remote areas of Himachal Pradesh presents a variety of unique challenges for on-ground implementation teams.
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When Ambuja Foundation commenced work in Darlaghat they soon realized that water was the most pressing issue impacting the community.
Read moreRecognising India's grave water emergency, the Governments' top priority for 2019-24 is ensuring India's water security and providing access to safe and adequate drinking water to all Indians.
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In October 2018, IndusInd Bank partnered with ACF to implement a rural livelihood and water resource management program to address issues of water scarcity and economic poverty in 30 villages of Jaitaran block of Pali district in Western Rajasthan.
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When you visit a village in Rajasthan, you are bound to find a pond close by - a village water body that supplies water for drinking, domestic and livestock purposes. One of the most ancient and traditional structures for rainwater harvesting in the dry desert state, it is estimated that there are about 83,000 ponds in Rajasthan.
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More than 50 different funders, companies, social organizations, governments and communities convened to explore collaborations to address water scarcity, at the recent Ambuja Foundation and Samhita event 'Investing in Water: For Today & The Future.'
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Earlier this year, the Indian government inked a Memorandum of Understanding with Israel to enhance cooperation on water conservation in India - with wastage of water being the critical issue the MOU aims to address.
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By 2030, India will face a 50% water deficit, and by 2020, 21 Indian cities will run out of water. It's a tough pill to swallow. Now, more than ever, we need to increase our investment in Water to help curb this looming national crisis.
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All they wanted was water. And it completely revolutionised their lives!
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According to an independent social impact measurement study, Ambuja Foundation's Daseran watershed project in Darlaghat has delivered a Social Return on Investment of Rs 8.44 for every Rs 1 invested.
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