Bala Vikasa pioneered this safe water revolution in 2004 in rural Andhra Pradesh to rescue the fluoride affected communities.
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Bala Vikasa is not only the first NGO to start community owned project in a systematic approach but also to cross 180 Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology based water purification systems in Andhra Pradesh.
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A community owned, operated and managed project with technically, financially, socially sustainable approach.
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Safe water is available even to the poorest families in the remote village at just 10 paisa per liter.
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Community contributes 20% of the machine cost in the form of membership fee and Bala Vikasa gives 80% grant.
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Rural Medical Practitioner ( RMPs ) saying that percent of patients visiting and their revenue levels has gone down by 30-40 % with the Bala Vikasa water purification projects is just one simple indicator of the project impact.
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Many NGOs, NRIs , Politicians are adopting the approach of Bala Vikasa.
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Bala Vikasa provides consultation to other organizations in implementing similar projects.
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