BORDA South Asia
BORDA South Asia operates in four countries: India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal with its regional office located in Bangalore, India.
The phenomenal urban population growth in South Asia is not supported by proportionate infrastructure development. Local policy-makers and authorities face an enormous challenge: to provide all citizens with adequate, affordable and sustainable sanitation systems. Flexible, decentralised systems are needed to protect the environment and the health and dignity of local residents.
By improving sanitation and promoting decentralised waste and wastewater treatment options, BORDA aims to alleviate poverty while protecting natural resources and mitigating the impact of climate change in South Asia. more about us
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Collaboration is everything: high-altitude faecal sludge management (FSM) in Leh, India
In the Himalayan district of Ladakh, the city of Leh has the world’s highest faecal sludge treatment plant (FSTP), designed at 12,000 ft and operated in a public-private partnership
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Securing Water for Food (SWFF) in India: greywater treatment in villages of Ketti Valley, Tamil Nadu for reuse in agriculture
BORDA is contributing to the USAID SWFF initiative through a project to supply irrigation water to small vegetable farmers, bringing scaleable innovations at the water-food nexus
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Small-Scale Sanitation Scaling-Up (4S): developing evidence-based policy recommendations in India and Nepal
Since 2016, BORDA has been part of a research consortium assessing more than 300 sanitation systems for the 4S project
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BORDA and LEDeG are partnering for a liveable and resilient city in the Himalayas
We are happy to announce that we will be supporting the Indian city of Leh in achieving its Vision 2025. As part of an EU project starting in 2018, BORDA will engage in training, planning and educating initiatives
