Watershed Organisation Trust is pleased to share a case study of 'Sattechiwadi' included as one of the best practices published in the Ministry of Environment and Forest, GOI National Report 2012 submitted to UNCCD. It gives an account of the activities implemented in Sattechiwadi (a hamlet of Hivargaon) Maharashtra and how specific land degradation problems were addressed.

Watershed Organisation Trust is pleased to share a case study of 'Wankute', a village in Maharashtra published in the Ministry of Environment and Forest, GOI National Report 2010 submitted to UNCCD. It shows how comprehensive natural management is possible through holistic development and how community restoration of natural environment makes sustainability happen.
 

This research article is based on action research done in Akole block of Ahmednagar district. It aims at promoting production of cereals, pulses, seasonal vegetables, fruits, milk and meat to meet the balanced nutritional needs of the people through local specific crop planning. The whole process involved in the study was monitored through using GIS RS tool. 

Menstruation is a subject that has culturally been considered a taboo and is entrenched with misconceptions and disregard, with little cognizance of the hazards of inadequate menstrual protection. The Project will highlight how the subject of feminine hygiene is grossly neglected at all levels.

Watershed Organisation Trust is pleased to share the research article – ‘Community-driven vulnerability assessment and resilience building: cases from development contexts’ by Marcella D’Souza, Bhavana Rao and Suchita Awasthi in the book ‘

Article written by Eshwer Kale published in the  Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) (Vol. 52, Issue No. 3 dated 21 Jan, 2017)

 
Article written by Crispino Lobo with N. Chattopadhyay and K V Rao published in the  Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) (Vol. 52, Issue No. 1 dated 07 Jan, 2017)

Article by Crispino in Vanrai.pdf
Article by EShwer in Vanrai.pdf