
From Soil to Sky to River: How One Chain Reaction Connects India’s September
Marking International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies (Sept 7), World Cleanup Day (Sept 19–20), and World Rivers Day (Sept 27), 2026 In 2018,

Marking International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies (Sept 7), World Cleanup Day (Sept 19–20), and World Rivers Day (Sept 27), 2026 In 2018,

Let’s Discuss India’s Lakes on this World Lake Day As a result of the Bandung Sprit Water Summit in Bali, Indonesia, the UN General Assembly,

Water decides the future of rural livelihoods. India is experiencing the growing impacts of climate change, with heatwaves becoming more frequent and intense across both

Reframing Regeneration Through Natural Systems Regeneration of land and ecosystems is often discussed through fragmented interventions—soil conservation, water harvesting, afforestation—each treated as separate domains. However,

Cost benefit analysis often considers the net output of the investment, be it time, money or Human Resources, however ADI looks beyond just cost benefit

Safe and reliable water is the bedrock of rural prosperity. Without enough water for crops, livestock and homes, farming incomes dry up and families fall

As India celebrates the 77th year of being a Republic, it is worth pausing to reflect on what sustainable progress truly means. We have articulated

Groundwater is now the world’s most heavily extracted source of freshwater, supporting drinking supplies, irrigation, industry, and ecosystems across every continent. Yet the very systems

Can meaningful insights emerge by comparing how a developing Nation like India and a developed Nation like the United States govern their water systems? Learnings

This blog explores how philanthropy in water and sanitation can move beyond the old divide between charity and professionalism, showing that sustainable progress often comes