WOTR recently celebrated 30 years of transformative rural development at its “Ripples of Change” event. It spotlighted WOTR’s impact in rejuvenating rural landscapes and empowering communities.
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Participatory approaches are key to solving India’s groundwater depletion. Learn more about WOTR’s community-led strategies for water security.
As Axis Bank Foundation strives to improve the livelihoods of two million households by 2026-27, one of the intensifying and worrying hurdles our communities face is the disproportionate impact of climate change. Climate adaptation is, hence, an urgency!
Through WOTR’s watershed project, Beni Prasad Jhariya found his calling. He took on the role of a Wasundhara Sevak, inspiring his community to adopt sustainable farming and water conservation practices.
Carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide and methane) that are generated by human actions. By making small changes to our daily actions, one can decrease their carbon footprint.
Culture is a reflection of an organisation’s identity, its unique personality, and the values it holds dear. It is the sum of its traditions, rituals, symbols, and stories, all of which contribute to a shared sense of purpose and meaning.
WOTR’s journey towards EbA began with its extensive experience in watershed development. This approach now recognises that the well-being of both people and nature is inextricably linked.
WOTR recently celebrated 30 years of transformative rural development at its “Ripples of Change” event. It spotlighted WOTR’s impact in rejuvenating rural landscapes and empowering communities.
Participatory approaches are key to solving India’s groundwater depletion. Learn more about WOTR’s community-led strategies for water security.
As Axis Bank Foundation strives to improve the livelihoods of two million households by 2026-27, one of the intensifying and worrying hurdles our communities face is the disproportionate impact of climate change. Climate adaptation is, hence, an urgency!
Through WOTR’s watershed project, Beni Prasad Jhariya found his calling. He took on the role of a Wasundhara Sevak, inspiring his community to adopt sustainable farming and water conservation practices.
Carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide and methane) that are generated by human actions. By making small changes to our daily actions, one can decrease their carbon footprint.
Culture is a reflection of an organisation’s identity, its unique personality, and the values it holds dear. It is the sum of its traditions, rituals, symbols, and stories, all of which contribute to a shared sense of purpose and meaning.
WOTR’s journey towards EbA began with its extensive experience in watershed development. This approach now recognises that the well-being of both people and nature is inextricably linked.
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