115,584,082,5 Litres served and counting...
India's Water Scenario


25 Million People Lack Access to Safe Drinking Water


1600 Deaths Daily due to acute diarrhea


annual loss
₹360,000,000 ($5,400,000) annual loss to the economy due to health burden


Indian rural women waste 700 hours annually collecting water

Our Impact
In this context, Piramal Sarvajal, a mission-driven social enterprise, is committed to leveraging technology to bring community-level safe drinking water to the underserved. We do so by Innovating, Demonstrating, Enabling and Promoting market-based drinking water solutions.

Across 20 Indian States (Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Maharashtra, Haryana, Punjab, NCT of Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Bihar, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Kerala, Uttarakhand)

A technology agnostic model that leverages remote monitoring for greater oversight

Our solar powered, cloud connected water kiosks enable us to reach even the most disenfranchised

Sarvajal generates a total local economy worth US$4,346,000 annually
Stories From The Ground
Our Solutions
- Problem
The village of Ekal lies near the Indo-Pakistan border where residents received access to electricity only 4 years ago. They were unaware of the need for safe drinking water and found themselves frequently spending on doctor's bills.
- Solution
Partner with Sarvajal to implement a customized decentralized drinking water solution to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable solutions for our growing cities.
- Problem
Residents of the Savda Ghevra resettlement colony sometimes wait up to four days for water tankers, which are currently their only source of water.
- Solution
Partner with Sarvajal to implement a customized decentralized drinking water solution to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable solutions for our growing cities.
- Problem
Girls at the Goner girls school outside of Jaipur did not have a single source of water on campus. This meant the children used to carry water from home to last them the entire day.
- Solution
Partner with Sarvajal to implement a customized decentralized drinking water solution to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable solutions for our growing cities.
- Problem
The only sources of water for travelers across socio-economic backgrounds are either a 20 rupee bottles, adding to the plastic littering, or unreliable, dirty, local water sources.
- Solution
Partner with Sarvajal to implement a customized decentralized drinking water solution to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable solutions for our growing cities.

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Volunteer
Piramal Sarvajal is an advocate of volunteer support. By lending your time, skills, and knowledge to support our cause, you are an indispensable part of our vision for providing safe drinking water to all.
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