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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State · India · 22.57° N, 88.36° E
Context
Planet Mama is headquartered in Kolkata, a city whose sewage has for generations been treated naturally by the East Kolkata Wetlands, a working example of nature-based water infrastructure.
Across rural West Bengal, households rely on ponds for daily use and on groundwater for drinking and irrigation. Our WASH, groundwater and wetland programmes are developed and tested here before they travel.
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
ExploreCoastal West Bengal · India
Harnessing sunshine and seawater to produce safe drinking water where groundwater has turned salty.
Litres of drinking water per dayPending 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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