Gurugram, January 12, 2023: Abhipsa foundation has launched a water conservation initiative called "WeforWater" to create and support national water projects and improve water security in India.
Speaking at the event, Ashish Kapur, Vice-chairman of Abhipsa Foundation, said, "WEFORWATER aims to prevent "Day Zero" and make India water-positive by 2040, and we are specifically focusing on identifying many areas that provide the economic benefits with minimum funding and creating the greatest impact on addressing water-related concerns".
He also invited residents of Gurugram to commit their resources and time to maintain the 11 ponds, which have been rejuvenated in the last three years by GuruJal and another 36 ponds that require interventions.
Union Minister and Member of Parliament from Gurugram Mr Rao Inderjit Singh graced the occasion along with Mr Vishram Meena, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Gurugram along with more than 100 people from corporate, media, civil society members.
To avert Gurugram's unexpected water crisis, groundwater replenishment is critical. WeforWater is trying to draw attention to the importance of having water in the pipes and taps.
Abhipsa Foundation, through this initiative, is seeking to raise awareness amongst the residents of Gurugram. The city will generate and support water-related policies with the help of the local community, industry, government, and citizens.
Mr Rao Inderjit Singh said, "With the onset of the new year, I would like to encourage every individual to commit towards a water management ecosystem. We look forward to promoting the same with the help of various new projects and programmes. This mission provides the functionality of effective and safe water use which every citizen, individual, and corporates can follow for a better India."
Abhipsa Foundation has initiated a movement, WeforWater to avert ‘Day Zero’ and make India water positive by 2040. The core objective of this movement is to build and support water initiatives nationwide through collaboration, innovation and community participation.
The organisation integrates measurable impact reporting with quality delivery and live data monitoring to all the processes to achieve higher accountability and reliable metrics. WeforWater supports stakeholders in putting purpose and participation towards water conservation by aiding them in CSR reporting, government collaborations and community engagement for people, the environment, and the economy.
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