Join the Movement for Water Conservation
Empowering Mewat: Save Water, Secure Future
Be part of a transformative initiative to conserve water and empower communities through education and sustainable practices.
Community Engagement
Educational Workshops
Sustainable Practices
Empowerment Initiatives
About Nuh
Nuh is part of Mewat, a region spread across Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Challenges such as poor infrastructure, limited road and rail connectivity, inadequate
healthcare, lack of education, and insufficient market access for agricultural produce hinder the region's growth. According to Niti Aayog’s it ranks amongst the 101st most backward district in India.
Aakera and the Dihana villages in Nuh are the latest amongst the adopted communities of FFEC. Sir Syed Trust(SST) is our implementation partner.
Our plan for our first year, 2026 is to strengthen the local government girls school and establishing a community learning center with a library.
A big challenge and hinderance to girls' education is that schools do not have functional toilets or water. Our goal for the year is to build toilets in 3 schools.
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About the Mewat Save Water Campaign
The Mewat Save Water Campaign is a pivotal initiative aimed at fostering a culture of water conservation in the Mewat region. By promoting sustainable water usage and educating communities, we strive to secure a better future for all. Our campaign highlights the importance of water as a precious resource and seeks to empower individuals through knowledge and practical solutions.
Through collaborative efforts with local communities, the Mewat Save Water Campaign addresses the pressing issue of water scarcity. Our mission is to educate, inspire, and mobilize residents to adopt water-saving practices that benefit both the environment and their livelihoods. Join us in making a lasting impact on water conservation in Mewat.
Key Features of Our Campaign
Community Engagement
We actively involve local communities in water conservation efforts, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility towards sustainable water management.
Educational Workshops
Our workshops provide valuable insights and practical skills on water conservation techniques, empowering individuals to make informed decisions.
Sustainable Practices
We promote the adoption of sustainable water usage practices, ensuring long-term conservation and environmental protection.
Empowerment Initiatives
Through our initiatives, we empower communities with the tools and knowledge needed to advocate for water conservation and drive change.
Our Adopted Communities
Trilokpuri, East Delhi
We have adopted 5 slums (unauthorized colonies) and nearby Chilla Village covering 8000 households and 40,000 residents consisting of primarily migrants from small towns and villages working as daily wagers as rickshaw drivers, painters, carpenters.
Okhla Ph 2, South Delhi
We have adopted the slum, Sanjay Colony and are engaging with 1,500 households and 8000 residents consisting of a profile similar to Trilokpuri and primarily working in the garments export industry as daily wagers.
Nuh, Haryana
We have adopted 2 villages, Akaira and Dihana in rural Mewat area covering 1,500 households. Although this area is just a few kilometers from technology hub, Gurgaon, it is considered one of the most backward areas of India with low literacy rates, particularly amongst girls.