In the wake the COVID-19 Pandemic, Samerth Charitable Trust is working to provide relief and rehabilitation in the Khadir Region of Kutch, an island sharing a border with Pakistan and comprising 14 villages with semi-arid areas in the north-west corner of the island and covered by the greater rann of Kutch. The people living in these villages belong to Koli, Parkara Koli, Muslims, Ahir Koli and Bharwad communities.
Through this document, we have attempted to decode and structure existing field knowledge drawn from 12 NGOs working on water quality management.
A culmination of months of deliberations on sustainable sanitation efforts implemented by leading civil society organisations over the last few decades.
A learning document - end product of project that was coordinated and anchored by the Grants Team at Arghyam. It comprises of a series of stakeholder discussions.
Arghyam’s effort to put the concept of an IUWM model in Mulbagal into practice has lasted five years. This idea, the realisation of which is still evolving, would not have been possible without the inspiration, hard work and commitment of many individuals and institutions along the way.
ASHWAS (2008-09) – A Survey on Household Water and Sanitation is a participatory survey conducted by Arghyam to ascertain the status of household water and sanitation in rural Karnataka from a citizen perspective.
Through this action-research project we have attempted to better understand Soil Biotechnology (SBT) as an option for decentralised wastewater treatment.
