BECOME A #JALMITRA FORM

BECOME A JAL MITRA

Growing scarcity of fresh drinking water has emerged as a global phenomenon and India is also adversely affected by it. Fast depletion of underground water resources, pollution of surface water resources, and faster pace of melting glaciers in Himalayas are going to add to water woes in India. India Water Foundation, a New Delhi-based non-profit civil society is engaged in generating awareness among the people about water-related issues through individual and community campaigns with the help of school children and other volunteers, by means of public meetings, seminars, conferences, and via Internet.  
Tackling water-related problems requires collective efforts and these problems affect all of us and it is through our collective efforts that we can resolve these problems. You can be a part of this collective endeavour by becoming a #JALMITRA by paying a nominal annual fee of Rs. 100/- only. In return you will get:
·        Regular feed on the activities of India Water Foundation;
·        Invitation for Conferences/Seminars/Symposia as and when to be organized;
·        Free monthly IWF Newsletter;
·        You can send us water-related grievances in and around you which the IWF will take up with concerned authorities on your behalf;
·        You will be part of our water-related campaigns.
Jal Mitra:          Individuals interested in water-related issues.

Student:  Students of schools/ colleges will enjoy free membership of India Water Foundation till the time they are involved or associated with the activities and campaign programmes of the India Water Foundation. The names of such students are to be recommended by the concerned institutional head and parents’ consent is also essential.
Foreign Nationals:  exempt any kind of Jal Mitra fees till further notification

MEMBERSHIP FORM FOR JAL MITRAParticulars of the Applicant:


Name of applicant: Mr/Ms. ………………………………………………………………….

Nationality:………………..Sex: M/F.................................  Date of Birth:…………………..

Address:………………………………………………………………………………………..
City: …………………
Pin: ………………….                                                                       State: …………………..

Telephone      Off.: …………………………………………………
                        Res: ………………………………………………….
                        Fax: ………………………………………………….
E-mail: ………………………………………………………………

Note: Send in your form duly filled in along with a Rs. 100/- cheque/draft in favour of India Water Foundation, 201, South Ex. Plaza-I, South Extn. Part-II, New Delhi-110049
 Form is available on our website:-
http://www.indiawaterfoundation.org/jal-mitra/
http://bhagirath-sharpeye.blogspot.com/p/become-jal-mitra-form.html

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