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Sustainable Innovations (SI) was founded in 2007 as a non-profit corporation and is registered in Virginia, USA. We employ innovations in technologies, sciences, and economics to build social enterprises that are holistically sustainable – culturally, socially, institutionally, operationally, and economically. These enterprises provide safe drinking water to and low-cost health care to rural villages and urban slums. Learn more about our projects.

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  • Aakash Ganga Wins DST Grant
    Saturday, October 29, 2011   (0 Comments) Posted by: Rama Mishra (rama.mishra022@gmail.com) & Sukanya V Sustainable Innovations (www.si-usa.org), USA, and Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani were awarded a grant ...
  • Engineering Social Change
    A Visionary  social entrepreneur, Dr. B P Agrawal combines business insight with pioneering technologies and was chosen for the award for his community driven rainwater harvesting system and mobile health clinics ...
  • Join us at ‘Giving Back to India – Forms and Accomplishments of Indian American Diaspora Philanthropy’
    Ms. Meera Shankar, Ambassador of India to the United States, has invited Dr. B.P. Agrawal to serve on this panel to share Aakash Ganga's success in alleviating the perennial scarcity ...
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    "BITSian in the Limelight" is a new series from "BITSian of the month" created by BITSAA Communications team. In the series "BITSian in the Limelight" the team profiles star BITSians. Dr. B. P. Agarwal, ...
  • The International Finance Corporation to visit Aakash Ganga sites in India.
    The International Finance Corporation is intrigued with our public-private-community partnership or social enterprise model. An IFC team is likely to visit the Aakash Ganga sites in February 2011.  Earlier, another ...