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Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum was officially launched on the 19th of March 1997

Connecting Water, Climate & Culture - Cambodia 2026Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum team successfully concluded its vis...
10/09/2026

Connecting Water, Climate & Culture - Cambodia 2026

Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum team successfully concluded its visit to Cambodia from 01 st - 06th September 2026, taking part in the 4th IWA Conference on Rainwater Harvesting and Management: Connecting Water, Climate, and Culture.

The visit provided a valuable opportunity to connect with rainwater harvesting practitioners, researchers, professionals and organizations from around the world, while sharing experiences, knowledge and perspectives on rainwater harvesting, water security and climate resilience.

From technical discussions and project experiences to cultural exchange and new professional connections, the Cambodia visit was a meaningful journey of learning and collaboration.

Every Drop Counts! Join us to explore practical challenges and innovative solutions for sustainable rainwater harvesting...
31/08/2026

Every Drop Counts!
Join us to explore practical challenges and innovative solutions for sustainable rainwater harvesting in schools. RWHM 2026.

Lanka Rainwater Harvesting Forum hosted the students and  members of the Economics and Education faculty of 淡江大學Tamkang ...
25/08/2026

Lanka Rainwater Harvesting Forum hosted the students and members of the Economics and Education faculty of 淡江大學Tamkang University, Taiwan, at the Rain Center on 7th July 2026, following a request from the university to learn more about rainwater harvesting practices in Sri Lanka.
Dr. Tanuja Ariyananda, CEO of LRWHF, together with the LRWHF team, warmly received the visiting delegation and shared valuable insights into Sri Lanka's rainwater harvesting systems and practices.
The visit included an informative presentation and an interactive demonstration of rainwater harvesting processes using 3D modules, providing a valuable opportunity for knowledge sharing and meaningful discussions on sustainable water management, environmental protection, and climate resilience.

This visit created an opportunity to exchange knowledge and strengthen international collaboration towards a water secure and climate resilient future. 🌍💧🌿

In August 2026, LRWHF had the pleasure of welcoming Engineer Mrs. Laxmi Gurung and Technician Mr. Ganesh Thapa Magar fro...
19/08/2026

In August 2026, LRWHF had the pleasure of welcoming Engineer Mrs. Laxmi Gurung and Technician Mr. Ganesh Thapa Magar from Nepal for a meaningful field visit to our project areas in Ehetuwewa, Kirinda, Kotawehera and Thimbiriyaya.

Their visit was an opportunity to share knowledge, exchange practical experience and strengthen a common commitment to water security and resilient communities. 🌱💧

From rainwater harvesting systems and groundwater recharge to agro-forest gardens, school RWHS and community initiatives, each site reflected how local action can turn rainwater into a valuable resource for people and ecosystems.

Varsha Newsletter April -June 2026 is out! Check it out link below,  https://www.lankarainwater.org/wp-content/uploads/2...
18/08/2026

Varsha Newsletter April -June 2026 is out! Check it out link below, https://www.lankarainwater.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Varsha-Volume-12-Issue-ii.pdf

Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum (LRWHF), in collaboration with Dr. Indika Rathnayaka, of Kurunegala Hospital successfu...
10/07/2026

Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum (LRWHF), in collaboration with Dr. Indika Rathnayaka, of Kurunegala Hospital successfully conducted a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Awareness Training for beneficiaries of toilet facilities installed under the Integrated Resources Management of Water & Ecosystem Project by the Lanka Rainwater Harvesting Forum at Ehetuwewa DS office on 24 June 2026

The session focused on promoting safe sanitation practices, proper hygiene behaviors, and the importance of clean water in protecting public health and improving community well-being. Participants actively engaged in discussions, gaining practical knowledge that can be applied within their households and shared across their communities.

Together, we continue to empower communities with the knowledge and skills needed to create a healthier, safer, and more sustainable future.

23/06/2026

💧Restoring Safe Water to Communities Affected by Cyclone Ditwa 💧

The Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum (LRWHF) has successfully completed the Well Cleaning and Desilting Programme, with the generous support of The Coca-Cola Foundation and the Seva Lanka Foundation, to restore safe drinking water after the severe impact of the Ditwa cyclone.

Our efforts focused on the Gampaha District, where we have successfully restored and secured 53 household wells!

Six simple ways Sri lankans can help the environment
15/06/2026

Six simple ways Sri lankans can help the environment


World Environment Day 2026 | Tree Planting Programme 🌱  In celebration of World Environment Day, the Lanka Rainwater Har...
10/06/2026

World Environment Day 2026 | Tree Planting Programme 🌱
In celebration of World Environment Day, the Lanka Rainwater Harvesting Forum (LRWHF) successfully conducted a community tree-planting programme on 09.06.2026 across Thimbiriyawa, Halmillawewa, Ovita, and Deniya. The event brought together local stakeholders and community members in a shared commitment to environmental conservation.

A total of 24 indigenous trees were planted to enrich the local flora, including:

Mee (5)

Kumbuk (5)

Karanda (10)

Nabada (1)

Helamba (2)

Kathurumurunga (1)

The event was enriched by the active participation of 25 Participants and representatives from the:

Grama Niladhari Office

Divisional Secretariat

Samurdhi Development Programme

Local Community Members

🌍 Why This Matters
This initiative directly contributes to restoring local ecosystems, enhancing biodiversity, protecting critical watersheds, and supporting sustainable rainwater conservation efforts. By improving groundwater recharge and reducing soil erosion, these trees will play a vital role in strengthening climate resilience for future generations.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all partners and participants whose enthusiasm, hard work, and dedication made this event a resounding success.

🤝 Together for a Greener Tomorrow – Every tree planted brings us one step closer to a water-secure and climate-resilient future! International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance - IRHA

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14/12 New Parliament Road, Pelawatte
Battaramulla
10120

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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