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Gram Vikas works with tribal communities in 100 villages in Odisha to ensure their right, access and control over forest land and resources.
Better toilets, better life
Joe Madiath at TED on community collaboration being central to building sustainable water and sanitation systems.
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Gram Vikas has enabled and supported more than 1300 village communities in Odisha and Jharkhand to establish household sanitation facilities and community-owned and managed piped water supply systems.
Every household in Gundiribadi village gets toilets, bathrooms, water and light
The tribal women in Gundiribadi village took the initiative to get clean water at home, which became a start for every household in their community to eventually have toilets and electricity.
Water Source Sustainability
The water source sustainability programme is being taken up by Gram Vikas to ensure the long-term water security of the rural communities.
Health, dignity and better future for families
This video shows how Gram Vikas’ approach overcomes caste inequalities in Odisha villages to ensure access to water for all.
Water Quality Management
Gram Vikas builds village level capabilities for quality testing and preliminary diagnosis, as well as taking up necessary repairs/ redressal measures.
The Transformers
Sudhir Sahni, Director (Partnerships) of PRADAN interviews Joe Madiath, Chairman of Gram Vikas as part of a series, The Transformers, on the triumphs and challenges faced by development sector leaders.
We are proud to renew our partnership with charity: water to enable rural communities in Ganjam and Gajapati districts access piped, safe drinking water in their homes. About 1000 households in 18 villages will benefit from this partnership in 2019. In the past, this partnership led to community-owned and managed piped water supply systems in […]
Voices that matter
“…You have come to my place on my soil…When I come to your place, will you accept me? Will we come together?…”