WaterHarvest Strategy Update and Annual Review 2023
This year we have delivered 3 programmes in India and 2 pilot programmes in Ghana and Kenya. This work included building 156 rainwater harvesting systems, building one sand dam in Kenya and helping to establish 22 micro water businesses in Ghana. We continue to work in remote communities, where climate change greatly affects the vulnerable communities who are still lacking access to a source of clean water close to their homes or schools.
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WaterHarvest Annual Review 2021
We are delighted to share our latest Annual Review, now in a flip book format.
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COVID update
In light of the distressing coronavirus news from India, we wanted to update you on our India office team, our […]
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30 years of impact
In 1991, WaterHarvest (then called Wells for India), together with AFPRO, built a small dam in Ramnagar village, south west […]
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A huge thank you to Monsoon Accessorize Trust
We are incredibly grateful for the fantastic support that we have received from the Monsoon Accessorize Trust over the last […]
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Stories from the field – Laxmi
Laxmi lives in a very remote region of the Thar desert. She is a member of the meghwal community. The […]
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Monsoon to mouth
When looking at the quality of the water in our rainwater harvesting programmes, we often use the phrase ‘monsoon to […]
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Four new projects in the Thar
Our new projects with four new partners took another big step forward with an online meeting between the WaterHarvest team […]
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A huge thank you to Julie Bushell!
Since 2012, Julie Bushell has raised over £9,000 for WaterHarvest through hosting a summer and winter quiz – and also […]
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Clean drinking water for all
In Rajasthan, there are over a million and a half people living with disabilities. People with disabilities are some of […]