A citizen-led movement for a healthier, fairer and more livable Delhi.
Millions of residents live daily with polluted air, unsafe water, congested roads and unequal access to basic urban services. Delhi deserves better.
Delhi's daily demand of 1,250 MGD outstrips a supply of 1,000 MGD — a structural gap that leaves millions vulnerable to shortages.
Average years of life expectancy lost per resident due to long-term exposure to air pollution.
Of Delhi's 16,634 km water pipeline network, a third is over three decades old — driving major leakage and transmission loss.
Sources: Delhi Economic Survey 2025–26 · Delhi Jal Board (DJB) · Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) · Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) · CREA · Air Quality Life Index (AQLI)
Nearly 86% of Delhi's water is imported from neighbouring states — leaving the capital highly dependent on external sources it does not control.
Rohini, Chandni Chowk and Rajinder Nagar receive up to 227 LPCD, while Karawal Nagar, Badli, Burari and Kirari face chronic shortages.
Extraction has reached 137% of recharge in several districts. Water tables are falling 2–4 metres every year.
February 2026 saw a 14.5% rise in ozone-dominated pollution over the six-year average — even on days the sky looked clear.
The future of Delhi cannot be shaped by governments alone. It requires informed, engaged and empowered citizens working together around four commitments.
Clean air is a basic urban right, not a luxury — it affects health, productivity, education and quality of life.
Every household deserves water that is safe, reliable, affordable and available — not a privilege reserved for a few colonies.
A great city isn't measured by cars moved, but by how easily people reach opportunity, safely and affordably.
Every neighbourhood — not just the well-connected ones — deserves equal civic attention and investment.
Real change begins with citizens. Cities improve when people move from concern to action — together, locally, with purpose.
Understand citizen concerns across every ward and colony.
Build local networks of residents, RWAs and volunteers.
Launch community initiatives and awareness campaigns.
Promote evidence-based solutions to decision-makers.
Deliver lasting, measurable impact for every neighbourhood.
The decisions made today will shape public health, economic competitiveness, quality of life and environmental sustainability for a generation.
Fewer pollution-linked illnesses, fewer premature deaths, more school and work days protected.
A cleaner, better-connected Delhi is a more investable, more livable Delhi.
Equal civic attention for every colony — not just the well-connected ones.
A city that protects the Yamuna, its groundwater and its air for the next generation.
Follow our work and campaigns as we build a healthier, fairer, more livable Delhi.