Self-sufficient households in terms of water, are not only better equipped to survive severe climate variability and drought
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Water quality testing plays a critical role in India in ensuring it meets its objectives to provide safe drinking water to every citizen.
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India's water problems are vast and complex and require a collaborative approach to solving them
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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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The agricultural sector is one of the key contributors to the water crisis in India, with 70% of all groundwater being pumped for inefficient flood irrigation purposes, which delivers only 35% water use efficiency.
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Over 2.3 crore pumps in India are drawing water, round the clock, to support agriculture - often to grow highly water intensive crops (such as rice, sugarcane, cotton and banana), sometimes in severely water stressed regions of the country.
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In Oct 2017, Ambuja Foundation joined hands with the private sector banking giant HDFC Bank, to implement Holistic Rural Development Programs (HRDP) under their CSR initiative.
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