WASCO

Empowering Watershed Development Since 1995

WASCO have been actively involved in watershed development programmes since from 1995. Organization started its work from western part of the Rajasthan which is almost dry & desert. Rainfall in this area is irregular & erratic, so team of WASCO thought that Organization should do work mainly on rain water harvesting i.e. on watershed approach. Since from 1995 WASCO executed ten micro watershed projects under DDP & EAS in the catchment area of Apeshwar river Ramsin in Jaswantpura block of Jalore Distt with active participation of watershed committees/ watershed association & village community. The role of WASCO (PIA) was like as catalyst for strengthening of watershed committees. The district collector Jalore awarded WASCO on 26 Jan 2005 for their excellence work on watershed development.WASCO also awarded by Honrable Governor Gujrat Smt. Kamala Benewal with IV Dalmia Pani Paryavaran Puraskar for excellence work in the field of conservation of water & Environment at Chirawa, distt.

Transforming communities through sustainable practices.

WASCO

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A short story about us

WASCO have been actively involved in watershed development programmes since from 1995. Organization started its work from western part of the Rajasthan which is almost dry & desert. Rainfall in this area is irregular & erratic, so team of WASCO thought that Organization should do work mainly on rain water harvesting i.e. on watershed approach. Since from 1995 WASCO executed ten micro watershed projects under DDP & EAS in the catchment area of Apeshwar river Ramsin in Jaswantpura block of Jalore Distt with active participation of watershed committees/ watershed association & village community. The role of WASCO (PIA) was like as catalyst for strengthening of watershed committees. The district collector Jalore awarded WASCO on 26 Jan 2005 for their excellence work on watershed development.WASCO also awarded by Honrable Governor Gujrat Smt. Kamala Benewal with IV Dalmia Pani Paryavaran Puraskar for excellence work in the field of conservation of water & Environment at Chirawa, distt. Jhunjhunu on 12 January 2011. WASCO also moved with desert development to tribal development. Organization established its two new offices in Partapgarh & Chittourgarh district in the year 2007 and 2008 respectively. WASCO is implementing 4 Indo-German (KFW) watershed development programme in Chittourgarh & Partapgarh district & two WADI programme in Pratapgarh distt. of Rajasthan with close coordination of NABARD. WASCO have successfully implemented Integrated watershed development programme with the support of ITC LTD Jaipur in 22 villages of Bari sadri block of Chittourgarh district during 2008-09.

Our mission is to empower the rural community in particular the women and the underprivileged section of the society so as to fullfill their needs and livelihood support through sustainable management of their scarce and vital natural resource.

Mission
Vision

To empower the rural community in particular the women and the underprivileged section of the society so as to fulfill their asic needs and livelihood support through sustainable management of their scarce and vital natural resources.

Location Details

Wasco operates in the arid regions of western Rajasthan, focusing on watershed development and rainwater harvesting since 1995.

Address

Jalore District, Rajasthan

Hours

9 AM - 5 PM

Customer Feedback

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WASCO's efforts in watershed development have transformed our community significantly.

Ravi Sharma
A black and white photograph depicting water flowing out of a pipe mounted on a roof made of corrugated metal. The water is visibly dripping down in a narrow stream, indicating it might be raining. The background shows vertical wooden paneling and part of another structure.
A black and white photograph depicting water flowing out of a pipe mounted on a roof made of corrugated metal. The water is visibly dripping down in a narrow stream, indicating it might be raining. The background shows vertical wooden paneling and part of another structure.

Jalore District

The commitment of WASCO to rainwater harvesting has greatly improved our local environment and community resilience against drought.

A partially flooded rooftop garden with green algae covering the water surface. Two crows stand on tilted clay pots, while a doll adorned in red clothing is perched on a bamboo structure. Tall grass and plants grow in the background near a building with several windows.
A partially flooded rooftop garden with green algae covering the water surface. Two crows stand on tilted clay pots, while a doll adorned in red clothing is perched on a bamboo structure. Tall grass and plants grow in the background near a building with several windows.
Anita Verma

Jaswantpura

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