PMI Pune Deccan India Chapter joined hands with non government organization Paani Foundation to work toward drought prevention and watershed management in rural Maharashtra.About 140 chapter volunteers participated in the drive on 1 May to build 48 continuous contour trenches to store 480,000 liters of rainwater.The volunteers adopted agile techniques for this program — there was a product owner, a scrum team, planned sprints, agile ceremonies, and a timely approach to the hours clocked. Along with a different way to use scrum, this activity had several impacts — 560 hours of shramdaan (voluntary work) and creating a water storage capacity of 480,000 liters, as this was the estimated water freely available to villagers every year.
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