Jaipur: Rajasthan govt Monday signed Rs 100 crore agreements with CSR partners to enhance rural infrastructure, promote innovative water conservation techniques, and improve capacity building at panchayat level, as part of the Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan (MJSA) 2.0.Officials said at least five CSR organisations signed up to implement water conservation strategies and enhance training for panchayat representatives.“By partnering with our CSR allies, we are making a significant move towards ensuring a water-secure Rajasthan. This collaboration will fortify rural infrastructure, foster innovation in water conservation, and empower panchayats through improved training and capacity building. With active community involvement, we are optimistic that sustainable solutions will arise, bringing our villages closer to true self-reliance,” said panchayati raj minister, Madan Dilawar. Dilawar said such partnerships enhance community engagement and ensure long-term sustainability.“This collaboration will boost community participation in water management, develop sustainable solutions, and provide new direction and momentum to our efforts to make Rajasthan’s villages self-reliant,” he said.
