IRRAD's partnerships showcase, Guidestar NGO exhibition, Mumbai, 2013
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This document summarizes the work of EKAL, an organization working to bridge social disparities through inclusive education. It provides education to children in rural villages, with over 51,717 schools as of 2013 benefiting over 26 lakh children. The schools are run by local female teachers with matric-level education. EKAL also provides health care education and promotes self-reliance through programs on health, hygiene, and organic farming. An independent study found EKAL has positively impacted villages through reduced liquor consumption, increased social harmony, education awareness, and empowerment. EKAL's goal is to reach 100,000 villages and further promote self-governance as envisioned by Mahatma Gandhi
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1) The document discusses water scarcity issues in Mewat region of India such as depleting groundwater, encroachment of saline water, and lack of access to safe drinking water.
2) The Institute of Rural Research and Development has implemented various "ridge to valley" water management interventions like check dams, recharge wells, rainwater harvesting, and wastewater recycling to recharge groundwater levels and improve access to water.
3) As a result, over 1.3 million kiloliters of water is being harvested annually, benefiting over 141 villages. Groundwater levels and quality have improved significantly, reducing women's drudgery and improving health.
Azeem Rehman, Bhoruka Charitable Trust
Bhoruka Charitable Trust (BCT) was founded in 1962 by Late Shri. Prabhu Dayal Agarwal to support socio-economic development in rural India, especially weaker groups. BCT operates in several states, focusing on health, education, water and sanitation, livelihoods, and art promotion. Key projects include constructing over 45,000 low-cost toilets in Rajasthan, building water supply infrastructure helping over 300 villages, and supporting government efforts to make Churu district open defecation free. BCT also implements programs on integrated water resource management, rainwater harvesting, and supporting village committees to maintain water supply operations.
Mohan Jain, IDCA
The document summarizes the activities of the International Development and Cooperation Association (IDCA) in promoting poverty eradication efforts in India. It discusses IDCA's vision of developing India free of poverty and disparities. It outlines how IDCA raises funds and supports projects in areas like water, sanitation, education, healthcare, agriculture and livelihoods. It also provides summaries of conferences, seminars and visits to partner organizations held from 2003-2013 to facilitate networking, collaboration and learning between organizations. It highlights upcoming activities in 2014 and encourages participation in IDCA's efforts.
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The document discusses a lack of access to safe water, hygiene, and sanitation in India which leads to diseases and economic losses. It notes that conventional approaches to improving WASH have been ineffective and do not address women's needs. The "Pan in the Van" approach is proposed as a women-centric, mobile solution using a van equipped with audiovisual tools, demonstrations, and a resource team. The approach involves a 3-day camp providing planning, capacity building, and follow up to help communities achieve and maintain total sanitation in a cost-effective manner. Evaluation of initial camps showed improved women's participation, demand generation, and addressing supply chain issues.
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This document summarizes discussions from a national conference on women-led water management in rural India. [1] Key frameworks and strategies were discussed to promote women's participation in water sustainability efforts, including policy changes, capacity building, institutional support, and ensuring economic independence. [2] Groups also discussed the roles of government institutions, civil society, and enabling an environment for women in decision-making around water management and sanitation. [3] Research needs identified included better understanding women's water roles at the community level, the link between water security and development, and developing gender-friendly sanitation technologies.
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1) The document discusses women-led water governance and irrigation management in West Bengal, India.
2) It outlines various traditional human-powered irrigation techniques commonly used by women farmers in the region, such as swinging baskets and treadle pumps.
3) However, women's participation in irrigation governance is still limited, and the document recommends establishing quotas for women in water user groups to promote greater involvement in decision making.
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This document reviews gender and capacity building initiatives in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) programs in India. It finds that [1] training programs do not adequately cover gender and equity issues and there is a gap between policies and practices. It also finds that [2] training participants and trainers are mostly men, with limited female participation. Finally, it finds that [3] training content is gender blind and does not include dedicated content on gender sensitization or issues like menstrual hygiene. It recommends a thorough review of training curricula from a gender and equity perspective to make capacity building more inclusive.
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The document summarizes a conference presentation on empowering women through affordable water technologies in India. It discusses how women currently shoulder the burden of collecting water, which takes time away from other activities. Various water treatment technologies being implemented through DST initiatives are empowering women by making water more accessible. These include RO plants, arsenic removal, rainwater harvesting, and river bank filtration. The projects have improved health outcomes and saved time by bringing water sources closer to communities.
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The document discusses the Women Led Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission) led by the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation in India. [1] It notes that poor sanitation impacts women's health, education, safety, dignity, and privacy the most. [2] The initiative aims to create open defecation free villages through a saturation approach ensuring all households and public places have toilets. [3] It focuses on demand generation, gender perspectives, and involving women as change agents to promote sanitation and hygiene.
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This document analyzes women's participation in the Jalswarajya water project in Maharashtra, India. It finds that while the project mandated 50% women's participation, their involvement was often superficial and did not meaningfully empower women or address gender inequalities. Rural elites still controlled project information and resources. Women's roles were often proxies for their caste groups rather than representatives advocating for women. The project failed to sustain women's empowerment activities after implementation or address underlying power imbalances around caste and class. It concludes that true gender equality in water governance requires more than quotas and must directly confront social norms that exclude women.
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This document discusses assessing the vulnerability of rural households to lack of adequate water supply for domestic and productive needs. It proposes developing a composite vulnerability index based on 6 sub-indices: 1) water supply and use, 2) family occupation, 3) social institutions, 4) climate, 5) water resources, and 6) financial stability. The index was tested in 3 villages in India with values ranging from 2.21 to 6.58, indicating varying vulnerability among households based on their water access and livelihood factors. The study found vulnerability was highest in Kerkatta village due to water scarcity and influenced by household economy. The index could help target water supply interventions and surveillance.
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This document discusses the experiences of the Andhra Pradesh Farmers Managed Groundwater System (APFAMGS) Project in fostering women's participation in water resource management. Key points:
1) The project worked to make women equal partners in local water institutions, giving them 50% membership and requiring 50% female attendance for decisions.
2) Over 4,000 women and men were trained to collect technical water data that was then used to forecast risks and plan water usage.
3) At annual workshops, women analyzed data and prioritized more sustainable solutions over commercial or political interests, bringing a new perspective to water governance.
4) Involving women in decision-making and technical roles
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- 1. Institute of Rural Research and Development (IRRAD) PARTNERSHIPS WITH CORPORATES Institute of Rural Research and Development (IRRAD) (An initiative of the S.M. Sehgal Foundation) Together, We Empower Rural India Jane Schukoske Lalit Mohan Sharma
- 2. Institute of Rural Research and Development (IRRAD) IRRAD’s Focus Areas Water Rural Governance Provides water solutions Ensures citizen participation Builds capacity of village-level institutions Agriculture Enhances farmers’ income Sanitation, Hygiene and Health Promotes hygiene Research: evidence -based interventions Research: evidence -based interventions
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