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Piramal Foundation through Piramal Swasthya, Piramal School of Leadership, Piramal Sarvajal aims to create suistainable impact through innovative solutions in India's most underserved sections

According to MP - Health Minister, India is already water stressed country at summit organized by Piramal Sarvajal. Anuj Sharma presented great speech on water conservation efforts. Read full article about Piramal Summit >>

In many parts of the developing world, mobile minutes have become a de-facto currency, opening up a new world of financial transactions that were previously unavailable to the poor. The effects of this �Top-Up Revolution� extend beyond financial services, from mobile-payment systems (m-Pesa), to agriculture and energy (Simpa Networks). More on Harvard Business Review's Website.

Anand Shah runs a company that is using solar-powered "water ATMs" to bring clean water to remote villages in India. In an e360 interview, Shah talks about how his company is using a high-tech approach to address one of India's most intractable public health issues.

Piramal Sarvajal, an initiative of Piramal Foundation, is a mission-driven social enterprise, committed to design and deploy innovative solutions to provide affordable access to safe drinking water in underserved areas. Today, Sarvajal is reaching out to approximately 600,000 people daily through 1400 touch points across 20 Indian states. Read more at India Water Portal.

EHS has partnered with Piramal Sarvajal to carry out pure drinking water projects. Together we thrive to deliver safe water to the village, schools, and public places. Our aim is to improve and the quality of water for everyone. Get more insight about our projects on our website.

On World Water Day 2019, the Infographic depicting the Drinking Water Challenge in India has been put together by Piramal Sarvajal.