We talk about Naandi Community Water Services in Climate Conversations

Last month, the blog Climate Conversations, has made a focus on Naandi Community Water Services, described as one of these water projects that enrolls a whole community to work on its development.

"In addition to large government projects, communities around the world are working together to bring safe, clean water to their people. These smaller projects allow communities to address the specific needs of residents, including their unique climate, economy, methods of food cultivation, etc. Sometimes, organizations focus on helping a variety of different communities, adapting a successful model to fit the unique needs of different places.  For more information on water issues in India, check out the India Water Portal, which seeks to provide “Safe, sustainable water for all.”

One such organization is Naandi Community Water Services in India, which in 2010 was present in over 400 villages, providing safe drinking water to 2.4 million people. The program was launched in 2006 by the Naandi Foundation, and they have one clear mission: “providing access to safe drinking water by supplying inexpensive professional services.” To measure their impact and carry out this mission, they have three main social objectives"

Read the full article on Climate Conversations.

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