From Small Villages to Booming Metropolises, GIWA’s Swachhta Kranti (Clean Revolution) Campaign Inspires Every Day to Take Action for a Clean and Healthy India Thousands
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
Press Information Bureau Government of India Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation MDWS adopts 2 Ganga Grams in collaboration with Global Interfaith WASH Alliance In
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,
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”
Leaders representing India’s six major faiths brought an audience of more than one lakh people to their feet as all joined hands and pledged to
GIWA’s growing Swachhta Kranti (Clean Revolution) took to the streets and jungles of the Kanwar Yatra to motivate and activate the masses for sanitation. Over
A moving Water Blessing Ceremony was held recently by the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance at the Seventh Annual Worldwide Meeting on Human Values in Monterrey,
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Contact Info:
Suite 175, Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh
Email: sadhviji [at] washalliance [dot] org
Phone: +91-135-244-0077
Mobile: 91-783-045-4761
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.
