Water and livelihoods
Land treatment, reservoirs, check dams and irrigation methods support a more dependable relationship between seasonal rainfall, farming and household needs.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY / JAPAN ↔ INDIA
Empathize.
Energize.
Empower.
The E-3 project connects Rotary partners in Japan and India with communities in Gujarat, supporting water security, livelihoods and the capacity to shape a better future.
Start with people.
Build lasting capability.
The E-3 village project in Katarvant, in the Chhota Udepur region of Gujarat, brings together community participation, technical knowledge and practical improvements to land and water resources.
The retained project documents describe collaboration between Ashiya Rotary Club, Baroda Metro Rotary Club and Shroffs Foundation Trust. Hassan Toorabally helped connect people across Japan and India.
Connected priorities
- Water harvesting and dependable irrigation
- Soil conservation and farming livelihoods
- Women’s wellbeing, household hygiene and model homes
- Youth education, skills and community leadership
Community-led development.
People and wellbeing
Training, village participation and improvements to everyday living conditions place people at the centre of the work. Healthcare collaboration and maternal care are also part of the social responsibility interests Acube supports.
PROJECT MATERIALS
Explore the work in detail.
The original project documents are available here without relying on the retired WordPress website.
E-3 project overview ↗Project context, Rotary collaboration and the E-3 approach · PDFKatarvant village ↗Village project material · PDFKatarvant project report ↗Programme methodology, community participation and reported activities · PDFRotary bulletin ↗Further material preserved with the original project page · PDF
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