Satsang Jal Seva Sangatan
SJSS is a nationwide initiative combating India’s water crisis. Combining traditional wisdom with modern techniques, it has conserved over 41 million litres of water, revived 10+ water bodies, and built 40+ percolation wells and check dams. Thousands of villagers benefit directly from secure, replenished water sources. By addressing scarcity and promoting sustainable water use, SJSS provides both immediate relief and long-term resilience.
Why It Matters
Water scarcity is one of the greatest threats facing rural India. Community-based conservation ensures survival and dignity.
Key Highlight
National Impact
Active participant in G20 Civil 20 Working Group recommendations on sustainable water management.
Aviral Godavari Mission
Collaborates on kund rejuvenation, tree plantation, and water harvesting as part of Godavari river revival.
Community Transformation
Built rainwater harvesting tanks, greywater recycling, and Miyawaki forests to restore water and green cover.
Traditional Wisdom
Training volunteers in techniques like bandharaas and Loose Boulder Dams to protect soil, conserve greenery, and recharge aquifers.
Holistic Approach
Combines modern technology with grassroots participation to enhance water sustainability and local livelihoods.