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Introduction to Water Credit in India

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In Asia, Water.org's work focuses on Bangladesh and India, where it implements both traditional grant programs as well as WaterCredit programs. Bangladesh programs target the slums of the capital city, Dhaka, and the rural Rajshahi and Manikganj Districts. Water.org's projects in India serve communities in five states -- Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, and Tamil Nadu. Rural projects are located in the District of Tiruchirappali in the southeastern state of Tamil Nadu and in Ganjam in the state of Orissa.
Urban projects are located in the slums of Tiruchirappali, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Indore.

Water.org co-founders Gary White and Matt Damon visit project sites and discuss the success of WaterCredit, a microfinance-based solution for bringing safe water and sanitation to the poor. http://water.org

For more informations visit:
http://www.waterwideweb.org/

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  • why do you guys have to go to india because all over the internet they have been boasting that they will be number one economically to the point that they bad mouthing the U.S and China. They don't need help. If they think that they are that great let them do it themselves. african and latin american countries need the help

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