Rural and coastal West Bengal · India
Waterless bio-toilets installed and cared for with local women's cooperatives, bringing sanitation where sewers never will.
Eco-toilets installedPending verification
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04 · Restoring natural water systems and biodiversity.
The challenge
Ponds and wetlands store monsoon water, recharge groundwater, filter waste and feed families through fish and plants. Many are silted, polluted or encroached, and when they fail, the whole local water system weakens with them.
Our approach
Community-led desilting, waste removal and catchment protection to bring ponds and wetlands back into use.
Using wetland plants and natural filtration to improve water quality instead of energy-intensive treatment.
Tracking water level, quality and recharge over seasons, so a revived pond is managed rather than left to silt up again.
What we measure
Ponds and wetlands revived: figure pending verification
Projects
Rural and coastal West Bengal · India
Waterless bio-toilets installed and cared for with local women's cooperatives, bringing sanitation where sewers never will.
Eco-toilets installedPending verification
ExploreWest Bengal · India
Mapping hidden aquifers, recharging them, and building digital twins of ponds and rivers so villages can see and manage their water.
Recharge structures builtPending verification
ExploreNorth 24 Parganas, West Bengal · India
Cleaning and reviving the ponds and small wetlands that store monsoon water, recharge aquifers and feed families.
Ponds and wetlands revivedPending verification
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