Despite the planet's sufficient fresh water supply, lakhs, especially children, suffer annually due to inadequate access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) caused by poor infrastructure and economic barriers. This gap contributes to preventable diseases and hampers community well-being.
Jindal Foundation aligns its initiatives with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (Clean Water and Sanitation) and India’s national priorities. Efforts focus on providing clean water and adequate sanitation facilities at the community level, particularly in tribal and rural regions. While sanitation remains a priority, our focus is simultaneously on providing clean water at the doorstep.
Development of drinking water facilities, such as clean water tankers and potable water systems.
Installation of Water ATMs and deployment of mobile water vans to ensure reliable drinking water access.
Supporting the Open Defecation Free (ODF) programme to improve sanitation infrastructure.
Promoting community-led sanitation initiatives for long-term sustainable impact.
