USA Ambassador visits BISWA Sanitation project

Financial Inclusion for Sustainable Livelihood Promotion

Financial inclusion has proved to be the best intervention in removing chronic poverty amongst women and enabling them to participate in economic activity. A micro-loan, as has been demonstrated by over 1 million beneficiaries of BISWA, empowers women and brings them personal and social dignity

Chairman's Reflection. . .

Over the years, BISWA has endeavored to adhere to the principle of Transparency and Accountability. Undeterred by malicious campaigns to tarnish our image, me and my team at BISWA is set to address challenges of extreme poverty and sustainable development in India. I must thank all of you and expect your comments and suggestions to guide us in the years to come as usual.

Regular drinking water supply is a distant dream for 128 million Indians

128million Indians have no access to regular drinking water supply. Nearly 57 per cent of households in rural India and 20 per cent of their urban counterparts are compelled to travel up to 5 Km every day to fetch drinking water.

Rebuilding Houses of Hope for Leprosy Cured Persons at HATIBARI health Home at Sambalpur

Rebuilding Houses of Hope for Leprosy Cured Persons at HATIBARI health Home at Sambalpur BISWA initiative towards socialisation of leprosy cured persons

BISWA: Celebrating World Water Day 2012

BISWA celebrated World Water Day 2012 on 22nd March 2012 (Thursday), an annual event launched by the United Nations to call attention to the importance of water resources.

Financial Inclusion for Sustainable Live
Chairman's Reflection. . .
Regular drinking water supply is a dista
Rebuilding Houses of Hope for Leprosy Cu
BISWA: Celebrating World Water Day 2012