Water & Sanitation

Organisations such as SSP and PRADAN are demonstrating that smallholder farming can be made viable through simple and consistent innovation.

A visual representation of India’s progress in meeting the sustainable development goal of conserving oceans, seas, and marine resources.

Solving India’s water crisis requires us to take a hard look at how we collect and use data.

India’s water quality and scarcity issues can be tackled using science and community participation. However, to be effective, this needs to be done at scale.

Improved data collection and reporting, appropriate protective gear, and better government policies can help address the problems of sanitation workers.

Poor water governance has cut off several residents from Mumbai's water system, making equal access to all a distant dream.

Under the YSR Jalakala scheme, the Andhra Pradesh government will dig free bore wells to provide small and marginal farmers access to water.

Communities can play an integral role in the management of urban sanitation services, and governments must facilitate this.

Governments in South Asia must renew their focus on equitable access to water and sanitation to build resilient communities.

In the water sector, the focus on fixing demand and supply is taking us away from the real problem: Unnoticed groundwater dependencies in ever-expanding urban India.