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SKECT works across key developmental domains including water conservation through its Jalsanjeevani initiative, promoting water budgeting, rejuvenation of water bodies, community forest management and advocacy against corporatisation of water. It imparts quality education to underprivileged and elite learners by supporting municipal schools, creating libraries, funding students and collaborating with reputed institutes for training and career guidance. The trust strengthens public health and sanitation through village-level awareness, nutrition support, Covid relief and wastewater management. It furthers women empowerment and girl-child development via skills, self-help groups and financial linkages, and ensures dignified ageing through senior citizen day-care and old-age home facilities.
To reach every corner of the world to help and assist in community services for serving humanity with dignity and the principle of “Vasudev Kutumbakam”.
To work on causes such as Tree plantation and water bodies rehabilitation, Senior citizen and day care centre, Women empowerment, Needy students’ education
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(Social Engineer & Reformer)
Chairperson, Shri Krishna Education & Cultural Trust, Mumbai
Dr Snehal Donde is a renowned social engineer, water activist, and reformer recognized as Jalnayak by the Government of Maharashtra. She is the Chairperson of SKECT and serves on national and international councils focused on water conservation, river rejuvenation, and sustainable development. With a passionate commitment to empowering women and transforming communities, Dr Donde has inspired positive change through her leadership and advocacy for education, health, and the environment. Her work has empowered many, earning her recognition as a global voice for a better future.
Taking Inspiration from the work of the First Water Man of India Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar & the philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi “Be the change you want to see”, our NGO has been dedicated for more than a decade to the cause of education, water conservation, river rejuvenation, health sanitation, women-child development, and the happiness of senior citizens.
“Women Water Warriors exemplify empowered women leading community water conservation, fostering sustainability, awareness, and collective action to safeguard water resources for future generations.”
SKECT works across key developmental domains including water conservation through its Jalsanjeevani initiative, promoting water budgeting, rejuvenation of water bodies, community forest management and advocacy against corporatisation of water. It imparts quality education to underprivileged and elite learners by supporting municipal schools, creating libraries, funding students and collaborating with reputed institutes for training and career guidance. The trust strengthens public health and sanitation through village-level awareness, nutrition support, Covid relief and wastewater management. It furthers women empowerment and girl-child development via skills, self-help groups and financial linkages, and ensures dignified ageing through senior citizen day-care and old-age home facilities.
Ecological restoration of rivers has become very challenging which is same with the Kamavari river in Bhiwandi as it is the main lifeline of the city being the major water resource. The pollutants from the textile units, slaughterhouses, tabelas, etc. contribute to the pollution and largely encroachments and siltation due to obstruction to the regular flow are diminishing the river as a whole. Integration of saline water has affected groundwater too.
The Yamuna River is polluted beyond imagination due to the callous attitude of the authorities and public ignorance. Hence, the Yamuna can be seen across Agra city converted into a Dhobi Ghat and garbage dumping site. Agricultural lands also are gradually being converted into brick furnaces which are causing huge carbon emissions presently and these practices on land are just to benefit builder lobby in future for constructions. Such loosing of agricultural lands and pollution of the Yamuna and other major rivers is damaging the sustainability of Indians.
Donations are exempted under 80G of income tax act of India
