OVERVIEW
Article abstract
The chapter’s account of its work with Paani Foundation describes volunteers contributing to watershed development in rural Maharashtra. It explains how a structured, agile approach helped organise the activity through defined roles, planned work and coordinated participation. The article links professional project management practices with hands-on service and longer-term benefits for local communities.
AT A GLANCE
Key highlights
- The initiative brought chapter volunteers together with Paani Foundation.
- Watershed work addressed rainwater storage and rural water needs.
- Defined roles, planned sprints and coordination connected agile practice with field activity.
- The article illustrates how professional skills can support community service.
