WaterHarvest
We help vulnerable, remote communities catch and store rainwater so they don't have to drink dirty water.
WaterHarvest is a UK not for profit.
Catching and storing rainwater
WaterHarvest is a UK not for profit organization working with rural communities in India to help them to build structures to catch and store rainwater, giving them clean water at home all year round.
We sharing our knowledge and experience work with remote, vulnerable communities and help them to adapt our work to suit their own environment and needs. This approach ensures that our programmes create sustainable sources of clean water all year round.
We’re a small, agile, innovative organization using the latest technologies and thinking to deliver cost-effective programmes that create long-term value and impact for the communities that we serve.
Provide clean drinking water
Improve Crop Irrigation
Harvest roof rainwater
Promote Land Regeneration
How you've helped
Your generosity means that :
1.2 billion litres of rainwater are harvested annually as a result of our work
1,933 villages now have access to clean water
Over 2 million people have indirectly benefitted from our work
32 Years Of Experience
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Help more communities catch and store rainwater
Our Promise to you
We will stay true to our values
We will ensure your donation has maximum impact by remaining lean, efficient, agile and innovative. We will completely respect your privacy and will not share any details. We will answer any questions you have honestly and transparently. We will deliver cost effective programmes that create long term value and impact for those who need it most, regardless of gender, religion, race or caste.
Latest News
Stories from the field – Laxmi
Laxmi lives in a very remote region of the Thar desert. She is a member of the meghwal community. The meghwals are part of the
Why we harvest rainwater
Many people ask us why, at WaterHarvest, we harvest rainwater and why we don’t dig wells, sink boreholes or invest in piped water. The answer
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