Swarajya
Foundation, Thane
Building small reservoirs, wells, small dams
India
: NGOs working for water
Advanced
Centre for Water Resources Development And Management
Accountability
Initiative
Aga
Khan Rural Support Programme (India)
Arghyam
Arid Communities
and Technologies
Aarogya
Chetana
Arid Communities
and Technologies
Action
for Social Advancement
BAIF Institute
for Rural Development- Karnataka
Bhageerath
Society Dharwad
Biome
Environmental Solutions Pvt, Ltd.
Centre
of Gravity
Centre for Study
of Culture and Society
Centre
for Rural Studies, Manipal University
Citizens
Forum for Mangalore Development
Development
Alternatives
Development
of Humane Action Vayalagam (Tank) Foundation
Dhan Foundation
Directorate
of Municipal Administration
DISHA
Environmental
Law Research Society
Final Mile Consulting
Foundation for
Ecological Security
Francois-Xavier
Bagnoud India Suraksha
FXB India Suraksha
Gajani Foundation
Gandhigram
Trust
Geo
Rain Water Board, Chitradurga
Gramalaya
Gramener
Grama Vikasa
Gram Vikas
Gram Gaurav
Pratishthan
Health and
Development Initiative
Himalaya
Seva Sangh
Hinren Technologies
Indian Institute
Science, Bangalore
Initiatives
for Development Foundation
INREM Foundation
Intercooperation
Social Development India
Inner
Voice Foundation
Janasahayog
Janahitha,
Raichur
Kalike
Karuna
Trust
Ladakh Ecological
Development Group
Leadership
through Education and Action Foundation
Manthan
MYRADA
Megh
Pyne Abhiyan
MYKAPS
National Foundation
for India
N M Sadguru
Water and Development Foundation
Outreach
People’s
Science Institute
Peoples
Learning Centre
Power
People's Organisation for Wasteland and Environment Regeneration,
Bijapur
Public Affairs
Foundation
Public Affairs
Centre, Bangalore
Rural Development
and Panchayati Raj
Rainbow
Drive Plot Owners Association
Raincatchers
Resource Centre
for Sustainable Development
Samaj
Pragati Sahayog
Sambhav
Foundation
Sambhav
Social Service Organisation
Samerth Charitable
Trust
Samuha
Sahjeevan
SaciWATERS
Sehgal
Foundation
Seva Mandir
Sevalaya
: Safe drinking water via Reverse Osmosis plant
Society
for Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)
Society
for Community Participation and Empowerment
Society for
Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management
Society for
Voluntary Ac tion Revitalization and Justice
SNEHAKUNJA
Trust, Honavar
Sri Ratan Tata
Trust
Sparsh
Swades
Foundation, NGO - Funding Agency
The Mountain
Institute of India
The
Raintree Foundation : Watershed Ecology (Ratnagiri)
Town
Municipal Council , Mulbagal
University
of Agricultural Sciences
Utthan
Vanasiri Rural
Development Society
Villoo
Poonawala Foundation : Funding
Agency
Visakha Jilla
Nava Nirmana Samithi
Vision
Earth Care
WaterAid
Water
for People
Watershed Support
Services and Activities Network
WOTR
Youth Volunteer’s
Union
India
Sehgal Foundation : Safe Drinking Water, Rooftop Water Harvesting,
Soil Conservation
The Foundation also works on prevalence, impact, and solution
of fluoride in water. We have developed a model of fluorosis
mitigation integrating sensitization and awareness building,
nutrition management and also engaged in developing low-cost
innovative risk free technology for fluoride removal from water.
India
Villoo
Poonawala Foundation : Funding
Agency
Adar
Poonawalla Clean City provides safe drinking water in the villages
(Manjari, Fursungi and Sadestra Nali). The process starts from
filling in of raw water, filtering it and refilling the water
in tankers. Next, the tankers transport the water from the plant
to the ATM and fill the ATM with the help of refilling card.
Last step is dispensing water with the help of RFID card.
Corporate
Foundations : India
Persistant
Foundation : Watershed : Integrated Development
Adani
Foundation : Water Conservation
Axis
Bank Foundation
Hindustan Unilever Foundation
- Corporate Foundation
Corporate
Foundations : Netherlands
IKEA Foundation
Corporate
Foundations : USA
Bank
of America Foundation
Funding
Agencies : Denmark
Aage V Jensen Charity Foundation
NGOs
- Funding Agencies : India
Arghyam (NGO
and Funding Agency)
Swades
Foundation (NGO - Funding Agency)
The MAVA
Foundation
The Prince
Albert II of Monaco Foundation.
NGOs
: India
Arghyam
Raincatchers
Tapan Foundation
Water Conservation for School Children.
World
Vision
Generosity.org
is a water organization committed to ending the clean water
crisis in developing countries.
Generosity.org has completed over 800 water wells in 20 different
nations to help them access clean water.
Pure
Water for the World provides children and families in Central
America and the Caribbean with the tools and education to develop
sustainable water, hygiene, and sanitation solutions. Pure Water
for the World has partnered with more than 750 communities throughout
Haiti and Honduras.
Blood:Water
is a water organization that partners with African grassroots
organizations to bring clean water and HIV/AIDS support to one
million people in 12 countries. the organization serves as a
call to personalize the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa.
Water
for Good works with communities in the Central African Republic
to establish sanitation best practices, improve agriculture,
and empower people to create sustainable clean water access.
Hope
of Life International is a faith-based water organization
dedicated to serving vulnerable children and families in Guatemala.
Hope of Life International drives home the value of each donation
with the message that it only takes one dollar to provide a
child with clean water for a year. Thanks to donor support,
the organization has distributed over 100 water filters and
sponsored over 5,000 individuals.
Splash
is a water organization that serves disadvantaged cities. It
works with local governments and businesses to educate children
about effective hygiene practices and trains local organizations
and businesses to maintain toilets properly.Today, Splash reaches
over 999,088 kids in China, Nepal, India, and Ethiopia.
Lifewater
International serves vulnerable children and families in
remote and rural areas of East Africa and Southeast Asia.
Planet
Water Foundation serves schools, children, and rural communities
worldwide by installing water filtration systems and launching
health education programs. The organization supports more than
3 million people in 26 countries.
Water4
is a water organization on a mission to eradicate the world’s
water crises through local, missional businesses and fostering
independence. It empowers people through faith and education
around long-term sustainability to help communities solve their
challenges with a solution that lasts.The organization has a
signature “WaSH” training program that helps communities understand
the importance of washing their hands, preparing food safely,
and storing water to support good hygiene.
Safe
Water Network is a water organization that works to build
affordable, locally-owned water systems for communities in Ghana
and India.
Thirst
Project is a water organization that educates students about
the clean water crisis and mobilizes them to take action. Thirst
Project has roots in India, Uganda, Ethiopia, El Salvador, Kenya,
and Colombia. It focuses primarily on building hand pump wells
that typically last over 40 years.
The
Last Well is a faith-based organization on a mission to
bring safe water to all Liberians.
Hope
Rising Together (formerly Let Them LOL) is a water organization
that serves Sierra Leone. It builds wells to provide poverty-stricken
communities with access to safe water. Hope Rising Together
has completed over 145 wells, bringing water to 53,633 people
in Sierra Leone.
WaterAid
is a water organization transforming lives by providing clean
water, hygiene, and sanitation hardware to the world’s most
vulnerable and remote communities. Founded in 1981, WaterAid
is part of a global federation that works in over 30 countries.
From the hardware of taps, pipes, and toilets to hygiene education,
climate resilience, and maintenance, WaterAid’s projects work
for the long term.
charity:
water is a water organization that helps bring clean and
safe water to families worldwide by partnering with experienced
local organizations that build sustainable, community-owned
water projects.charity: water has funded 120,784 water projects
in 29 countries to serve 16,835,671 people.
Canada
One Drop
Israel
Jewish National
Fund
Kenya
Kickstart
New Zealand
Himalayan
Trust
Switzerland
Green Cross
International
Uganda
Give Love
United Kingdom
End Water
Poverty
Just A
Drop
Listen
Campaign
Pump Aid
Wateraid
United States Of America
Action
Against Hunger
Amazon Watch
Avaaz
Blood:Water
Mission
Blue Planet
Run Foundation
Charity:Water
Conrad
N . Hilton Foundation
Face Africa
Generosity
Water
Global
Goals
Global Green
Hannah's
Gold
Jb Dondolo
Keep America Beautiful
M. Night
Shyamalan Foundation
National Wildlife
Federation
Oceana
Project
Clean Water
Reef Check
Foundation
Shark
Savers
Solar Electric
Light Fund
The
Samburu Project
The
Solutions Project
The Thirst
Project
Water.Org
Water4 Foundation
Waterkeeper
Alliance
Waves
For Water
Worldserve
International
Wyland
Foundation
Water for Good
Water for
South Sudan
Water Engineers
for the Americas and Africa (WEFTA)
Blood:Water
Water Mission
charity:
water
Splash International
We plan
to share 100 000 social programmes between 1st January 2026
to 31st March 2027 and can share many more programmes if the
NGO response is good. And we link the programmes to the official
link of the organisation so that donors and volunteers can contact
them directly.
We share the programmes of NGOs named alphabetically, but understanding
the need of donors & volunteers to be country specific,
we share the programmes countrywise but in alphabetical order.
This means programmes of NGOs in Afghanistan first and Zimbabwe
last. (Of course within the country it is alphabetical)
Though India is our global example, we share the programmes
countrywise. But within India, we will share the state , UT
of the NGO so that donors & volunteers know which state
the NGO is from. We do not share the name of the districts in
India where the NGO works because many NGOs might work in 2
or 3 or more districts in that state but if the NGO works in
more than one State or UT, we will share the names of those
states.
We have shared NGOs in India districtwise separatelty where
we have mentioned NGO name and programme areas from government
sources but we have not shared actual programmes in districts
of India. They are shared issuewise with link to the NGO. If
the NGO has no official website, then we share their name districtwise
and not mention them in issuewise NGOs for obvious reasons.
Most of the people in the world follow religions, but still
we do not have religion and politics as social issue.
If an NGO works in many social issues including work for any
specific religion, we share their social issue programmes except
religious programmes issuewise. And this applies to all NGOs
in all countries.
We do not share social programmes of political parties because
every political party is supposed to take care of social, health
and climate issues of all citizens, so they directly or in collaboration
with others work on all social, health and climate issues.
Please
note that we leave it to donor or volunteer to check credibility
of the NGO
because they are donating money and time which is valuable.
We do so because we have realised that credit rating of just
one NGO will take anywhere between 3 to 6 months and we can
not send our person regularly to visit the donors, volunteers,
communities, local media, government to check credibility of
an organisation.
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