Stories of transformation

Chennapuraopally is a village in the Nagarkurnool district of Telangana. Chennapuraopally has more than 670 individual households and a population of around 3,500 people. Chennapuraopally’s economy is primarily agricultural, producing mangos and other foods, and the literacy rate by the most recent surveys is below fifty percent. With support from FMC, Community Pure Water in… Read more »

Building a new water purification center is certainly something to celebrate. So when a new water purification center opens in a village, the whole community is invited to celebrate. But opening day is just the start of building a long term partnership, and opening day celebrations are also an opportunity to build trust with the… Read more »

Extreme heatwaves across India are creating increased demand on India’s water supply from both consumption and agriculture India is currently suffering from extreme heatwaves throughout much of the country. Global climate change is likely to make these early heatwaves more likely, creating multiple challenges for India’s water security. Although much of India’s agriculture is fed… Read more »

Community Pure Water purification centers use a highly efficient five-stage water purification system to removes over 99% of contaminants. Our versatile and efficient five-stage water purification system can be adapted to conditions throughout rural India to remove over 99 percent of pathogens and contaminants and produce between 4000 and 8000 liters of safe, clean water… Read more »

This World Water Day, Lakshmi Pratury, Founder & CEO of INKTalks hosts a discussion on the issues of water safety and availability with the founder of Community Pure Water Ravi Reddy, Chief Philanthropy Officer Sumeet Rawla, and impact investor and member of the board of directors, Bill Beecher. In 1992 at the United Nations Conference… Read more »