VALAM - ENVIRONMENT
#UNITED FOR ENVIRONMENT
40 percent of India will not have access to drinking water by 2030.
Tamil Nadu and its capital city depend on annual monsoons to recharge the groundwater supply. One bad rain year affects millions, especially farmers. In urban areas, we have overused many natural water sources. Our growing population will need far more water in the future than we have right now.
We have to act now to stop tomorrow’s crisis.
Environmental Projects
Reclaiming Nature
Pond Restoration and Conservation of Nalathani Pond at Chengalpet
Restoring Ecosystems
Allikulam Pond Restoration at Chengalpet District.
Sustainable Source
Community Water Tank Establishment at Putlur.
Shining Paths
Installed Solar Street Lights in Kanchipuram District
Seeds of Change
Students Participate in Miyawaki Plantation – Students from 3 colleges in Coimbatore, Erode and Chennai.
Switching on Opportunity
Electrification Project for Government Schools in Thirunanthikkarai, Andoor and Muthalar.
