Stories of transformation

Clean water is the foundation for sustainable development. The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) tackle global challenges like poverty, inequality, and climate change, with SDG 6—ensuring access to clean water and sanitation—being pivotal to the success of nearly all other goals. In rural India, where access to safe water is limited, safe water interventions… Read more »

Access to safe drinking water is a basic necessity that is often taken for granted. However, for many children in rural India, this essential resource is not always available, particularly in schools. The absence of clean water in educational institutions presents significant challenges, especially for younger children who are more vulnerable to the adverse effects… Read more »

As the world’s population increases, the demand for safe drinking water becomes more challenging to meet. Approximately 26% of the world’s population doesn’t have access to safe water, making it more vital than ever to ensure the water we have remains clean and drinkable. Types of Water Pollution Water pollution not only endangers human health… Read more »

People have been boiling water for thousands of years as a way to filter contaminants and remove impurities, but does boiling tap or ground water purify it and how effective is this method? Boiling water is a simple and accessible method, and indeed effective against many pathogens. However, the assumption that boiling water alone can… Read more »

Amidst the rustic landscape of rural India, where abandoned water plants stand as silent witnesses of fleeting efforts, there exists a radiant oasis. Nestled within the heart of the village, CPW’s Mangalpally center has been a steadfast source of safe, purified water for 13 years now. Its enduring presence continues to ripple through the lives… Read more »