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Solar-based IRP: Providing Clean Drinking Water

Essential Services

13 Sep, 2023

Kalahandi, Odisha

Solar-based IRP: Providing Clean Drinking Water

A 2022 water test report showed high levels of iron (2.04mg/l was present as against the acceptable limit of 0.3mg/l). The hamlet in Deulsulia village, in Kalahandi’s Mohangiri gram panchayat, was in urgent need of clean drinking water. A solar-based iron removal plant (IRP) was set up. This 1000 litre community water filter was set up in March 2022 through Project Utthan, an Oxfam India-HDFC Bank initiative.

Women Livelihood

29 Aug, 2023

Kalahandi, Odisha

Goat Rearing To Supplement Income

The group of 10 women received 15 goats of the Black Bengal Variety (14 female and 1 male) through Project Utthan, an Oxfam India-HDFC Bank project, in 2022. The women—all landless farmers—belong to the OBC and tribal communities. Apart from working as farm labourers, these women had no additional source of income. Goat rearing is an opportunity for them to become economically independent.

Sujanti and Vinod Kumar | Sprinklers For Nalanda Farmers Ushers Improved Yields

Women Livelihood

22 Aug, 2023

Nalanda, Bihar

Sprinklers For Nalanda Farmers Ushers Improved Yields

Sujanti and Vinod Kumar are farmers from Amar village in Harnaut Block in Bihar’s Nalanda District. The sprinkler irrigation system has significantly improved their crop yield and let to an improvement in their livelihood. Through Project Utthan—an Oxfam India-HDFC Bank CSR project—a sprinkler irrigation system was installed in Sujanti's field with support from the government's irrigation subsidy scheme.

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