Ladies from GIWA’s Women for WASH programme got together to finish the two twin-pit toilets they had built during the Toilet Building 101 course at
Eminent faith leaders, captains of industry, entertainment stars, development experts, media luminaries, and representatives from global bodies including the United Nations assembled at Parmarth Niketan
Press Information Bureau Government of India Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation MDWS adopts 2 Ganga Grams in collaboration with Global Interfaith WASH Alliance In
On Earth Day, the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance team organised a beautiful WaterSchool event with GIWA’s WASH on Wheels at Shri Harish Chandra Adarsh Kanya
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
UNICEF India and the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance held a two-day intensive planning meeting at the GIWA Secretariat of Parmarth Niketan recently. Pujya Swami Chidanand
Twenty participants from villages Mohallapuri, Dalupuri, Mangolpura and Aryanagar came together on March 29, 2017 for a Sanitation Ambassadors Training at World Toilet College, Parmarth
Renowned faith leaders of the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance (GIWA) inaugurated the two-day Assam Sanitation Conference in Khanapara Field, Guwahati with the Hon’ble Chief Minister,
GIWA conducted a WASH on Wheels community awareness programme recently at Nayagaon village in Haridwar district. GIWA community mobilizer, RC, had gone there a day
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
Hon’ble President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjeeji was presented the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance’s (GIWA) first edition of “WASH in Sikhism” and “WASH in Buddhism”
