Our news!
Have a look at our news stories & videos below to find out more about how our rainwater harvesting programmes are improving health, reducing poverty, building climate change resilience and freeing girls/women from water procurement...
WaterHarvest to close in 2027, our 40th Anniversary year. Although this is sad news, our anniversary feels like an appropriate milestone to bring the charity to a close and we have much to celebrate from our four decades of rainwater harvesting. Find out more here.
Our News
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News from Charasada, November 2022
Life is looking up for two women Lali Devi lives in Roshanpura. She was responsible for fetching drinking water for
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Autumn Sammelan 2022
Some 35 people gathered in Winchester at the end of September for an event, designed to be part of Winchester
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WaterHarvest Strategy Update and Annual Review 2022
We are delighted to share our new strategy update. This year our work in India continues with a substantial programme
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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
