Help Ahilyadevi Holkar EMS Build a Rain Water Harvesting System
Inspired by the city surrounding, Ahilyadevi Holkar English Medium School is starting to engage in small steps towards a cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable environment.
A few months ago, the students from 6th standard started a vegetable growing project in the backyard of our school with the help of Teach for India fellows Noopur Pandit and Joana Mouzinho. Day by day, as we water the soil, we observe the saplings growing and await for the moment the school produces its own vegetables.
Now, we want to go even further. When overviewing the school's problems, the one which stands out to be of greatest concern and emergency is the inconsistent availability of water. While on most days water supply is not a problem, on other days it falls short.
This is why we need your help. The school would like to build a rain water harvesting system on the roof of the school, as a means to combat water scarcity. The system will work in such way, that the rain water during the monsoon season will be accumulated and stored for later use. In this way, students will not be deprived of water during the dry seasons.
A few months ago, the students from 6th standard started a vegetable growing project in the backyard of our school with the help of Teach for India fellows Noopur Pandit and Joana Mouzinho. Day by day, as we water the soil, we observe the saplings growing and await for the moment the school produces its own vegetables.
Now, we want to go even further. When overviewing the school's problems, the one which stands out to be of greatest concern and emergency is the inconsistent availability of water. While on most days water supply is not a problem, on other days it falls short.
This is why we need your help. The school would like to build a rain water harvesting system on the roof of the school, as a means to combat water scarcity. The system will work in such way, that the rain water during the monsoon season will be accumulated and stored for later use. In this way, students will not be deprived of water during the dry seasons.
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UPI: givetojoanamouzinho@yesbankltd
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- Virtual account name: Joana Mouzinho - Milaap
- Account number: 8080811060331
- IFSC code: YESB0CMSNOC
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22nd February 2019
Dear Supporters,
Here's a quick update:
So far we have been able to fund raise approximately 18,000 INR. However, we have to keep our efforts going and to extend the predicted deadline in order to successfully raise our intended target. Help us achieve this!
Thank You
Here's a quick update:
So far we have been able to fund raise approximately 18,000 INR. However, we have to keep our efforts going and to extend the predicted deadline in order to successfully raise our intended target. Help us achieve this!
Thank You
Dear Supporters,
Here's a quick update:
So far we have been able to fund raise approximately 18,000 INR. However, we have to keep our efforts going and to extend the predicted deadline in order to successfully raise our intended target. Help us achieve this!
Thank You
Here's a quick update:
So far we have been able to fund raise approximately 18,000 INR. However, we have to keep our efforts going and to extend the predicted deadline in order to successfully raise our intended target. Help us achieve this!
Thank You
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