Shrimad Rajchandra Mission
The Early Years
Just as a weary traveler reposes in the shade of a tree, after having trekked for miles under the blazing sun; similarly, souls tired of traversing through the miseries of the world, sick of the cycles of life and death, are taking refuge under the soothing shade of Shrimad Rajchandra Mission. Just as a shady tree, affording shelter to many a tired traveller, has its origin in a seed; similarly, the ShrimadRajchandra Mission, now spread the world over, had its origin as a small group.
The CSR funds can be spent for purposes such as eradicating extreme hunger and poverty, promoting education, improving maternal health, protecting the environment and enhancing vocational skills.
Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care (SRLC) have been actively engaged in promoting social initiatives addressing health, education, community and humanitarian causes through its 10 Care programme. The CSR obligation for businesses in India offers an opportunity for us to raise funds and to scale up the scope of the work of social development undertaken by SRLC.
Shrimad Rajchandra Water Conservation Programme
Less than 0.5% of the water on earth is available as fresh water. More than a billion people lack access to safe drinking water and more than 2.4 billion people lack adequate sanitation. Global consumption of water is doubling every 20 years, more than twice the rate of human population growth. If current trends persist, by 2025 the demand for freshwater is expected to rise to 56% above the amount that is currently available – which will result in as much as 2/3rd of the world population unable to access clean water. As per WHO, there are 4 billion cases of diarrhoea worldwide each year and 2.2 million avoidable deaths – that is a death every 14 seconds. 35% of these can be avoided by just providing clean water to wash hands. 90% of wastewater in developing countries is discharged into rivers or streams without any treatment. We as humans are consuming water and are jointly responsible for its depletion. Hence, we should do our best to conserve water.
Under this project, campaigns in and around Dharampur, amongst farmers, industries and the local population are initiated to increase awareness. Land Water Recharging Projects are undertaken. Efforts are underway to tie up with existing NGOs in the Dharampur area for water harvesting projects for villagers. 1.5 million Litres of water are recycled annually through a water recycling plant at the ashram. This recycled water can be used for various activities.
MGVS-Shrimad Rajchandra Mission (Dharampur) CSR INITIATIVE
| Total Budget |
07 lakh |
| Number of villages |
1 village |
| Number of work |
2 work |
| Type of work |
Construction of Cement Check Dam, River deepening & widening of streams only black / fertile soil and murum |
| Number of Beneficiary |
495 |
| Area of Land cover |
100 |
| Impact of the project |
Water storage capacity increased by 14.40 TCM Created tanker free village |
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