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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How Ambuja Foundation overcame multiple adversities in building a large-scale tidal regulator in Gujarat.
Read moreCement and other manufacturing companies often get a rap on their knuckles for being big consumers of water and are criticized for the negative impact they have on local community water resources.
Read moreAll they wanted was water. And it completely revolutionised their lives!
Read moreAccording 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.
Read moreRajasthan's Public Health and Engineer Department (PHED) Minister, Shri Surendra Goyal and 'the waterman of India' Shri Rajendra Singh lauded the efforts of Ambuja Foundation in building water sufficient communities in the drought prone regions of Rajasthan at a recent event by Ambuja Foundation in Jaipur.
Read moreToday, Oghadbai K Dodiya is an important person in his village. Not only is he a forester in the Government Forest Department, but he gained additional trust and reputation when he helped solve the drinking water crisis in Dhamlej - his village.
Read moreAmbuja Cement Ltd was conferred with the prestigious 'CII National Water Award for Excellence in Water Management' on 5th September 2017.
Read moreAmbuja 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'.
Read moreAmbuja 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.
Read moreThe 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.
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