This month, Ambuja Foundation was profiled in an article by Triple Pundit - "Businesses move from Licence to Operate to Licence to Thrive."

Ambuja Foundation commemorated the World Water Day 2017 by bringing together 133 leaders in Water Resource Management from across the country for 'A Participatory Dialogue on Co-creating Water Positive Communities - Exploring Synergies, Sharing Solutions'.

Ambuja Foundation's Water Resource Management initiatives in the village of Rabriyawas, Rajasthan, were recently showcased as part of the Impact Feature program by India Today.

Fifty key stakeholders from the 'Maternal & Child Health' sector came together in Mumbai in March 2017, to identify innovative solutions to key challenges faced in service delivery at a community level.

Shamsher Singh (24), a student from Ambuja Manovikas Kendra in Punjab, bagged two medals at the Special Olympics World Winter Games hosted in Austria in March 2017 - proudly bringing home a Silver and Bronze in Snowshoeing (100 m race and 50 m race respectively) for his performance.

Chanda Ramgirwar of Hardona khurd village Chandrapur, bucked societal trends and family pressure when she sent her two daughters to study high school. She created community uproar when she sent them for College!

Thousands of women from across Ambuja Cement Foundation Communities came together to celebrate World Women's Day on 8th March 2017 with a variety of events to highlight the role of women in catalyzing change in their communities, and generating prosperity within the family.

Ambuja Foundation has won the FICCI CSR Award 2015-16 under 'Category 5 - Any Other' for its Water Resource Management Program.

Farmers in Thach Village have seen an increase in annual income of between Rs. 20,000-50,000, thanks to the construction of a 52500 litre capacity water storage tank for collection of natural water, along with irrigation channels - benefiting 12 households and 1.5 hac of land.

Ambuja Foundation enters its 25th year in 2017, and to kick off the celebrations, we are thrilled to launch our new identity for the Foundation, which aims to better showcase all the hard work and stories of 'prosperity' through our presence on the ground.

Ambuja Foundation's Director, Pearl Tiwari, featured on CNN in December 2016 as part of Aquaguard & Network 18's 'Jal Daan' program - a 6 month national awareness campaign to create cognizance and highlight the importance of water for both urban and rural India.

The availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all will be the key agenda for discussion at the upcoming WATER FORUM, facilitated by Ambuja Foundation on 22nd March 2017 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.