In a significant stride towards water conservation, the PHD Rural Development Foundation has been awarded the prestigious TERI Water Sustainability Award for 2023-24. The accolade, which recognizes Excellence in Participatory Water Management, was conferred upon the foundation by Mr. Bharat Lal, Secretary General and CEO of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), in a ceremony held on March 21, 2024.
The foundation, known for its impactful initiatives in rural development, has been at the forefront of promoting sustainable water management practices. This award not only honors their commitment to environmental stewardship but also shines a light on the collaborative efforts of the rural communities they serve.
The official spokesperson of PHD Chamber said, “This award is a milestone that marks our journey towards a sustainable future. It’s a celebration of the spirit of our communities who have embraced water conservation as a way of life.”
The PHD Rural Development Foundation’s approach has been holistic, focusing on education, capacity building, and the implementation of innovative water-saving technologies. Their work has not only helped conserve water but also empowered rural communities to become self-reliant stewards of their natural resources.
As India faces the challenges of water scarcity, the efforts of organizations like the PHD Rural Development Foundation offer a beacon of hope. Their work exemplifies the change that collective action and community participation can bring about, ensuring water sustainability for generations to come.
The foundation’s success story is a testament to the fact that when communities come together for a common cause, the impact can be profound and far-reaching. As they celebrate this achievement, the PHD Rural Development Foundation reaffirms its commitment to continuing its work in water conservation, setting an example for others to follow.
