About RRC - New

River Research Centre (RRC) is a non-profit Public Charitable and Scientific Trust dedicated to the study, conservation, and management of rivers and their ecosystems. Established in 2006 and rooted in activities that began in 2002, RRC brings together a diverse group of nine committed members who share a common vision of promoting sustainable river basin management through collaborative efforts. 

Founded on the belief that rivers are vital to our ecosystems and communities, RRC began its journey in 2002 with grassroots initiatives aimed at understanding and addressing river-related issues. After formal registration as a Trust in 2006, RRC has expanded its scope and impact, engaging with local communities, governments, and educational institutions to promote effective river management. 

RRC employs a holistic approach to river basin management by:

• Engaging with civil society groups, local governance bodies, and educational institutions to foster collaborative conservation efforts.

• Working directly with river-dependent communities to help them assert their rights and participate in decision-making processes.

• Sharing expertise and resources with students, researchers, and nature enthusiasts to deepen understanding of river ecosystems.

Over the years, RRC has achieved significant milestones, including:

• Conducting extensive research on river basin dynamics.

• Implementing community-driven campaigns for river conservation.

• Providing valuable policy inputs to government agencies.

• Inspiring and educating youth on environmental protection and sustainability.

We invite you to join our mission to protect and restore our river basins. Whether through volunteering, donations, or simply spreading the word, your support can help us make a lasting impact on our rivers and the communities that depend on them.