As Watershed Organisation Trust (WOTR) completes it’s 27th year on 20th December 2020, our Managing trustee & Co-founder Crispino Lobo recounts WOTR’s path over the years and acknowledges the immense contribution of each and every stakeholder who has contributed to WOTR’s journey.
The study indicates that the impact of sustainable land management through WSD is an economically beneficial developmental intervention.
This info-brief is the first in a series of info-briefs from the project on Upscaling Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) to Climate Change in the Rainfed Regions of Maharashtra, India.
COVID-19 and subsequent lockdowns exposed structural inequalities and created double vulnerabilities in the life of Pastoralists
As per the Government of India directives, the entire month of September was to be dedicated as the ‘Rashtriya Poshan Maah’. WOTR has been carrying out various activities in support of Poshan Maah in states of Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
As Watershed Organisation Trust completes it’s 27th year on 20th December 2020, our Managing Trustee & Co-founder Crispino Lobo recounts WOTR’s path over the years and acknowledges the immense contribution of each and every stakeholder who has contributed to WOTR’s journey.
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Bhojdari’s water self-reliance even withstood the return of migrants to their home village in the wake of the COVID-1 9 pandemic and lockdown. It proved that villages with an ecosystems- based adaptation (EbA) approach to agricultural policy are better placed to provide food security and livelihoods to returning migrant workers.
Climate change has markedly different impacts on men and women in developing economies where women gather and prepare food, collect water and fuel. Amidst the climate emergency, these tasks are more difficult. In the event of repeated natural disasters, in patriarchal societies like India, women face greater health and safety risks.
