Paperman India (New Delhi)- Indian Grameen Services (IGS) had the privilege of hosting the NatWest leaders and their teams on 11th March 2026 at Ghamroj Gram Panchayat Office. The visit spotlighted the impactful journey of the project “Supporting Ecological Security and Livelihoods of Ghamroj and Alipur Villages at the Foothills of the Aravalli Hills” and its momentum began at the project villages.
Bringing together NatWest leaders & their teams and grassroots stakeholders, the visit sparked dialogue on sustainability and community impact.
The distinguished Delegation from NatWest are Ms. Victoria Cleverley, Mr. Ross Douglas, Ms. Kiranmayi Guduru, Ms. Taniya Chatterjee
Along with other esteemed dignitaries
The session was warmly opened by Mr. Bhaskar Singh Baghel, setting the tone for an engaging and insightful exchange
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The visit featured an insightful presentation by Dr. Sanjib Sarangi, showcasing two projects that are implemented at the Delhi NCR with NatWest's support. He briefed about the project journey, key interventions, outcomes, and future roadmap.
The presentation reflected strong social and environmental transformation—including rejuvenation of 3 water bodies with over 300,000 KL water capacity, assessment of flora, fauna, drainage line completed for the project villages, a Biodiversity Interpretation Centre has been operational, and most importantly, the villagers are mobilised and actively participated in decision making and execution of the project.
These efforts have strengthened climate resilience, and creation of future livelihood opportunities, while fostering community-led conservation and governance systems. The strong community participation and visible impact achieved so far.
From IGS Leadership
Mr. Radhesyam Solanki, Dr. Sanjib Sarangi, Mr. Bhaskar Singh Baghel, Mr. Raja Khan Along with the project team members were present.
