Production House: Nine Angle Productions Director: Shailendra Uniyal Producer: Adnan Safee Line Producer: Yash Chief Assistant Director: Sagar DOP: Mohan Stylist: Nisha Sharma Makeup: Aasha Voice Over: Surjan Singh Music: Abhishek Editor: Shashank Badola Post Production House: Monochrome Films

The Dong, also known as the Jamphwi, is a traditional gravity-based system of irrigation and water supply practiced by the people living at the India-Bhutan border. Dharmeswar Narzary of Saralpara village, Kokrajhar, Assam shares his experience of reviving the dong in his village. This video is part of a five-part video series titled Living Rivers as part of the TROSA Project. The Transboundary Rivers of South Asia Project aims to propel positive change in the lives of marginalized and vulnerable river basin communities through increased access to and control over water resources.

Women community leaders have been examples of transformative change and mobilised hundreds of other women to raise their collective voice for securing the rights of marginalised river-basin communities. Aruna Das and Ramandeep Kaur are two such leaders who have inspired positive change in their communities. This video is part of a five-part video series titled Living Rivers as part of the TROSA Project. The Transboundary Rivers of South Asia Project aims to propel positive change in the lives of marginalized and vulnerable river basin communities through increased access to and control over water resources.

Manisha and Hanif, citizen science volunteers from Assam and UP share their experience of engaging in citizen-led activities of water quality testing in an attempt to spread awareness on the importance of access to clean water. This video is part of a five-part video series titled Living Rivers as part of the TROSA Project. The Transboundary Rivers of South Asia Project aims to propel positive change in the lives of marginalized and vulnerable river basin communities through increased access to and control over water resources.

The Water Governance-Collective Action Network formed under the TROSA Project is a network of grassroots civil society organizations, practitioners committed to inclusive and risk-informed transboundary water governance in South Asia attempting to ensure last-mile access to early warning information saving lives, livelihoods and property. This video is part of a five-part video series titled Living Rivers as part of the TROSA Project. The Transboundary Rivers of South Asia Project aims to propel positive change in the lives of marginalized and vulnerable river basin communities through increased access to and control over water resources.

Rivers and human lives run their own respective courses – at times overlapping, at times intersecting, sometimes drifting apart, but always interconnected. This video is part of a five-part video series titled Living Rivers as part of the TROSA Project. The Transboundary Rivers of South Asia Project aims to propel positive change in the lives of marginalized and vulnerable river basin communities through increased access to and control over water resources.

At Urban Farms Co, we procure paddy stubble from the farmers and turn it into high quality plant food.