GIWA helped to organize a Women’s Sanitation Rally at Kale Ki Dhal slum in Rishikesh. Banners, posters and flags were arranged and a route map
From the 23rd to the 27th of January, GIWA organized its five-day Toilet Building 101 training for 25 women selected from 7-8 neighbouring villages in
When the National Service Scheme brought 104 girl students from Rishikesh P.G. College to Parmarth Niketan for a residential training camp, GIWA used this opportunity
The Global Interfaith WASH Alliance was honoured to have participated in the Swachh Bharat Mission’s National Conclave of Women’s Champions in Delhi this November. The
Just recently, GIWA’s Women for WASH and World Toilet College Programmes conducted a very-successful training conducted on WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) at Mohallapuri, Uttarakhand.
In 2013, deadly floods devastated the lives of the village of Triyuginarayan, destroying neighboring areas and widowing hundreds of women. Without literacy or employment skills,
An ocean of renowned women leaders from different religions, countries, organisations, and fields came together on the banks of the holy Ganga River to discuss
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The Global Interfaith WASH Alliance’s Secretariat is located in the beautiful confines of Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh. Parmarth Niketan, which means “an abode dedicated to the welfare of all,” was founded in 1942 on the beautiful banks of the River Ganga, not far from where the sparkling river first exits the emerald green Himalayas.
