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Project Oasis: Bring back life to village Boraie
Help bring back life to people at Boraie village, Rajasthan, India by supporting this project.
Water scarcity has taken a huge toll on villages. In absence of water people face hardships. Many women walk miles daily to fetch water for daily use. Many farmers struggle with farming. Families are forced to pick up alternative livelihoods in nearby cities. Villages are abandoned.
Boraie is such a village.
Project Oasis is focused on developing self-sustained water resources for water desperate villages in India. By identifying strategic locations with scientific research and local expertise, check dams are built for the villages to ensure year-round availability of water sourced by rainwater harvesting techniques.
Project Oasis is executed under the International Association for Human Values (IAHV). IAHV was created in Geneva in 1997 by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar as a global platform for humanitarian initiatives that solve problems by uplifting human values. IAHV is registered as a 501(c)(3) in the United States.
Reviving Boraie is part of Project Oasis. Boraie is evaluated as a high impact site, where by building a checked dam farmers can have access to water supply throughout the year. A checked dam harvests/preserves rainwater during monsoon, then let it flow away. This collected water goes underground replenishing all wells in the area. In good monsoon the dam will hold 4,03,571 cft = 1,13,00,000 crore litres of water.
Each village is unique. At Boraie the planned checked dam is named Aatamni Khalli . This campaign targets funding of $6000 for the purpose of this dam.
With checked dam built, following impact is expected at Boraie:
--145 families, totaling 1160 people will get access to water throughout the year.
--320 migrant/displaced workers will reverse migrate to the village to pick up farming again.
--529 Acres of new irrigable land will be generated.
--290 new employment opportunities will be generated.
A checked dam:
Testimonials from other checked dams built so far:
Reverse migration in Bansur, Rajasthan.
Transformation in multiple villages Sikar, Rajasthan
Impact so far:
Project Oasis has already completed construction for 8 dams providing water to more than 12 villages. These check dams have transformed the lives of more than 10,000 villagers and farmers.
Some past check dams:
Jaipal ChekDam , Village : Dadhikar, Tehsil : Sadar, District : Alwar
Radha CheckDam , Village : Shyampura, Tehsil : Thanagazi, District : Alwar
Check out updates on Project Oasis’s multiple projects on Facebook page .
Future Plans:
In the year 2021, the project intends to build 20 more check dams. Boraie is one such dam that needs your help.
The project intends to build 1000 check dams by 2025 and bring a positive change in the lives of 2 Million villagers. We are entrepreneurs, software engineers, and scientists geographically located in the US, Canada, South Africa, and India.
Water scarcity has taken a huge toll on villages. In absence of water people face hardships. Many women walk miles daily to fetch water for daily use. Many farmers struggle with farming. Families are forced to pick up alternative livelihoods in nearby cities. Villages are abandoned.
Boraie is such a village.
Project Oasis is focused on developing self-sustained water resources for water desperate villages in India. By identifying strategic locations with scientific research and local expertise, check dams are built for the villages to ensure year-round availability of water sourced by rainwater harvesting techniques.
Project Oasis is executed under the International Association for Human Values (IAHV). IAHV was created in Geneva in 1997 by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar as a global platform for humanitarian initiatives that solve problems by uplifting human values. IAHV is registered as a 501(c)(3) in the United States.
Reviving Boraie is part of Project Oasis. Boraie is evaluated as a high impact site, where by building a checked dam farmers can have access to water supply throughout the year. A checked dam harvests/preserves rainwater during monsoon, then let it flow away. This collected water goes underground replenishing all wells in the area. In good monsoon the dam will hold 4,03,571 cft = 1,13,00,000 crore litres of water.
Each village is unique. At Boraie the planned checked dam is named Aatamni Khalli . This campaign targets funding of $6000 for the purpose of this dam.
With checked dam built, following impact is expected at Boraie:
--145 families, totaling 1160 people will get access to water throughout the year.
--320 migrant/displaced workers will reverse migrate to the village to pick up farming again.
--529 Acres of new irrigable land will be generated.
--290 new employment opportunities will be generated.
A checked dam:
Testimonials from other checked dams built so far:
Reverse migration in Bansur, Rajasthan.
Transformation in multiple villages Sikar, Rajasthan
Impact so far:
Project Oasis has already completed construction for 8 dams providing water to more than 12 villages. These check dams have transformed the lives of more than 10,000 villagers and farmers.
Some past check dams:
Jaipal ChekDam , Village : Dadhikar, Tehsil : Sadar, District : Alwar
Radha CheckDam , Village : Shyampura, Tehsil : Thanagazi, District : Alwar
Check out updates on Project Oasis’s multiple projects on Facebook page .
Future Plans:
In the year 2021, the project intends to build 20 more check dams. Boraie is one such dam that needs your help.
The project intends to build 1000 check dams by 2025 and bring a positive change in the lives of 2 Million villagers. We are entrepreneurs, software engineers, and scientists geographically located in the US, Canada, South Africa, and India.
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