WaterHarvest Strategy Update and Annual Review 2022
This year our work in India continues with a substantial programme in both Rajasthan and Gujarat, working with four different partners. The work continues to include rainwater harvesting in remote, vulnerable communities and land rejuvenation. Many of our India programmes are now fully funded and, therefore going forward, funds we raise may be used to help vulnerable communities in Africa to have access to clean drinking water. We are very excited about this new chapter and very much hope that you will continue with us on this journey.
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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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What happens after you make a donation?
We often get asked about what happens when a donation is made. When funds are donated, we like to send […]
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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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Why we harvest rainwater
Many people ask us why, at WaterHarvest, we harvest rainwater and why we don’t dig wells, sink boreholes or invest […]
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Run for water!
Did you take up running during lockdown? Have you have ever dreamed of running the London Marathon? If so, we […]
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Test your water knowledge!
For something more light-hearted during lockdown, we have put together a ‘water’ quiz. There are 30 questions – all multiple […]
