EXPANDING SAFE WATER IN SCHOOLS

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EXPANDING SAFE WATER IN SCHOOLS

EXPANDING SAFE WATER IN SCHOOLS

INDIA: Safe Water Network India, in partnership with the Pentair Foundation, inaugurated new Water ATMs at two government schools in Noida, expanding reliable access to safe drinking water for students, teachers, and staff. Noida is located in Uttar Pradesh. The installations ensure a dependable supply of clean water on campus, supporting student health, attendance, and overall well-being.

The initiative builds on a 15-year partnership between Pentair and Safe Water Network that has delivered scalable water solutions across multiple states in India. Together, the organizations have supported Water for Schools programs, established 17 decentralized, locally-operated iJal safe water stations serving more than 55,000 people, and advanced monitoring systems that strengthen piped water safety in underserved communities.

By combining technical innovation with sustainable operating models, the partnership continues to demonstrate how collaborative investment can drive measurable impact at scale.

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