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Scotland-India research collaboration delivers clean water for primary schools

Scotland-India research collaboration delivers clean water for primary schools

The new facility was built at Berambadi Primary School in Karnataka state, India
"We have an obligation to reach out to the world with our expertise to help others, to improve lives and advance our understanding of how to manage water sustainably, both now and in response to future challenges"
The new facility was built at Berambadi Primary School in Karnataka state, India

Primary school students will benefit from wastewater treatment and clean water at their school in India thanks to a joint project led by the James Hutton Institute and funded by the Scottish Government.

While visiting India, Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney welcomed the pioneering sanitation system to improve conditions for 206 pupils and 10 staff at Berambadi Primary School in Karnataka.

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This article was originally posted by The James Hutton Institute