water conservation

Gram swaraj can give political autonomy to villages to work towards water conservation, agricultural development, and farmer welfare.

Local governments are uniquely suited for the collective planning and implementation of sustainable water management.

A day in the life of an activist in Mumbai, who advocates for universal water access in the face of discriminatory policies.

To counter India’s water crisis, nonprofits from across the country are helping farmers adopt innovative techniques to reduce water usage in agriculture.

Paddy and sugarcane are water-intensive crops, but farmers in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh are practising water-efficient methods to cultivate these crops.

Learn why women from tribal communities in eastern and central India are integral to planning, building, and managing a sustainable water conservation system.