According to data collected by The World Bank, India has 18 per cent of the world’s population but only four per cent of its water resources, making it one of the most water-stressed countries in the world.
The Covid-19 pandemic has subsided and now, it’s time for foreigners working for NGOs to be in Kolkata for some field work.
A major component of Water For People’s approach to ensuring sustainable sanitation is supporting locally-led sanitation businesses.
Water for people supports community-based water management as it is one of key strategies for analyzing, planning, and managing water resources in an equitable and sustainable way.
Whenever we talk of water, it is about the role of water in people’s lives, ‘water for people’.
Providing safe access to water and sanitation facilities is a social and demographic imperative and a key driver for gender justice.
