Girganga parivar Trust

By the Numbers

Impact Dashboard

Community-driven water conservation restoring groundwater, strengthening agriculture, and improving rural livelihoods across Gujarat.

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District Overview

Our Impact & Water Conservation Insights

A quick overview of our district-level impact and structure distribution

District-Level Impact Overview

Water Structure Distribution (%)

What We've Achieved

Measurable Change on the Ground

Water Recharge Impact

74 Billion Litres Water Recharge
2.6 TMC Water Storage Capacity

Agricultural Impact

4,29,000 Acres Farmland Supported
7,25,000 Rural Population Benefitted
20-30% of Crop productivity increase.

Cumulative Progress

Growth at a Glance

Our cumulative footprint across water conservation, farmer welfare, and agricultural revival.

19,592+

Water Structures Created / Rejuvenated

11.4 Lakh

Beneficiaries

7.38 Lakh

Acres Farmland Rejuvenated

"Improved groundwater availability supporting irrigation, crop stability, and farmer resilience."

Year on Year

Annual Growth Timeline

Tracking our expansion in water structures and villages covered, year by year.

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2022-2300

2023-2400

2024-2500

2025-2600

2022-23

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2023-24

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2024-25

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2025-26

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Impact Story

Todi Check-dam

Restoring Hope Through Water: GGPT’s Check-Dam Revival in Bhavnagar For over 14 years, villages in Sihor taluka of Bhavnagar—Todi, Kharachiya, Ratanpar, and Jilvana—struggled with severe water scarcity. Borewells failed even at 700 feet, tankers became the only source of drinking water, and agriculture and livestock steadily declined.

In 2024, Girganga Parivar Trust (GGPT), in collaboration with Dangardi Vipassana Kendra and Dhamkheda Seva Trust, revived silted check dams through timely deepening and desilting just before the monsoon.

The impact was immediate. With the first rains, check dams filled to capacity, groundwater levels rose sharply, and borewells began yielding water at just 20 feet. Tankers were eliminated, abandoned wells revived, and villages regained 24×7 access to drinking water—many for the first time in over a decade.

A farmer shared, "For years, 700 feet gave us nothing. Today, water comes at 20 feet. This work has brought life back to our village."

More than water, GGPT restored dignity, confidence, and hope—creating a replicable, community-led model for drought-prone regions of Gujarat.

This is not just water conservation. It is rural revival.

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Amreli District · Groundwater Recharge

Bambhania Sarovar

For Farmers, Villagers, and Livestock Owners

The Girganga Parivar Trust has launched a groundwater recharge project in Bambhania, Amreli district. This initiative aims to increase water levels for farmers, villagers, and livestock owners. The 'Nava Neer Na Vadhamna' (Welcoming New Waters) event was attended by MLA Bharatbhai Sutariya and Deputy Chief Whip Kaushikbhai Vekariya, highlighting the importance of this endeavor for local water security.

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Rajkot · Water Conservation

GEBEA Jal Mandir Sarovar

A Gift of Water Security in Rajkot

In Rajkot, the GEBEA Jal Mandir Sarovar was inaugurated by former Home Minister Shri Gordhanbhai Zadaphia, who also serves as the President of the GEB Engineers' Association. This reservoir, a retirement gift in honor of Shri B.M. Shah Saheb, Secretary General of the GEB Engineers' Association, significantly aids water conservation. It ensures clean rainwater availability for surrounding societies, improving residents' health and boosting local groundwater levels.