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Water treatment stocks in India are pushing innovation forward

A sustainable use of water is one of the biggest challenges of 2021 and the future. Innovators all across the globe have heard the news and are focussing on areas such as water treatment, water consumption and sanitation. Investors can focus their market investments on these areas and contribute to the push for innovation and be a financial pillar for technical advancements. Water treatment stocks in India are generally considered as not volatile and countercyclical, which makes them a relatively safe and interesting financial investment with comparatively low risk.

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The Challenges We Face

Investing in India has become more important than ever. The country is experiencing a historical drought and over 600 million Indian people have no access to clean drinking water. That’s over half of the country’s population. For the price of only 1,- EUR per share, you can invest in our stock and be part of our vision!

In June 2018, the Indian government issued a report on their markets and general socio-economical situation in relation to the water crisis that revealed the scope of the problem as news to the public. About 70% of Indian water is contaminated and can not be consumed without a risk to the health of the people. One of the main reasons for the ground water pollution seems to be the massive amounts of waste that are not being disposed of properly throughout the whole country. Indian cities like New Delhi repeatedly make headlines in global news outlets due to their polluted waters being topped with white, toxic foam and fumes. Another example is the Bellandur lake in Bangalore. When the weather is especially sunny and hot, the lake starts to burn – due to toxic chemicals in the water.

The sustainable use of water is one of the greatest challenges of India’s markets and for the country’s future. The main focus lies on improvements to water treatment, water consumption and wastewater disposal. These are the areas we need to invest in. Clean Water For India strives to tackle these challenges and fund a sustainable and long-lasting clean water supply that also represents a lucrative investment option for you. Support us in helping Varanasi and invest in our water treatment stock to help the local population and to broaden your share on personal market investments.

Tap water is often not safe to drink in India, which leads to bottled water being the only solution for the people – but that solution comes at a very high cost as of right now. Invest in water treatment stocks in India and help make drinking water affordable and available for all people.

A considerable amount of people in India are at risk of- or already living a very hard life. In parts of the country, people have to invest their time into salvaging and reselling waste to even be able to afford their every day drinking water with very limited funds. This circumstance forces them to drink from the urban water supply. That water is heavily contaminated and consuming it would pose a very real health risk. The Indian government has promised to provide safe drinking water to every family in India by 2022, but most people have doubts regarding that claim. 5 litres of water per day are needed to meet the needs of a single person for cooking and drinking water, yet that prescription can rarely be met because of drinking water shortages and the contaminated water supplies. Water stocks in India combat the drinking water shortages and present a new and hopeful perspective for the people of Varanasi while simultaneously representing a sustainable and profitable stock investment for your funds.

Climate change is making matters worse and putting people’s health at risk. Investing in India will provide both sustainable and profitable solutions!

Excess fluoride, arsenic and heavy metals are polluting the groundwater across the country and climate change is worsening the situation, according to a business news report by The World Bank.

As if this wasn’t already bad enough, climate change is posing a very real risk and danger nowadays, as well. More and more droughts and irregular weather patterns are becoming the norm in India and the groundwater that is pumped for both domestic use and farming can often not be replenished. Climate change has also lead to rising sea levels which in return increase the saline levels of freshwater rivers and lakes, making their water undrinkable. At the bay of Bengal, villagers are witnessing the water levels of the Indian Ocean rising around them and can’t help but watch it seep into the groundwater and putting a tax on the indian population. This is where a clean water company can come in and fund a sustainable solution for the people’s equity. Water treatment stocks in India become our way of providing a worthwhile investment for you!

The government’s report paints a bleak picture – but clean water companies will be able to fund a brighter future and investment options in India are easy to grasp and provide benefits for everyone!

The report that the Indian government issued in 2018 still applies in 2021 and has a pessimistic view on the water crisis in India and the risk it poses –
it’s easy to see why that is: In some regions of India, the people can only get drinking water from tanker trucks that come to the villages on specific days. To be able to carry as much water as possible back home, parents will take their children out of school on these days to help them as best as they can. This, of course, has negative consequences on the children’s education, but is often a necessary step to take so the families can ensure a proper drinking water supply for themselves. In the last 10 years, ‚water ATMs‘ – vending machines – have been constructed across the country where people can tap drinking water into their own containers at affordable prices. Clean Water For India wants to expand this formula by investing funds into 100 new water delivery points and filtration systems in Varanasi, made possible through your investment in water treatment stocks in India.

Sub-par water management and no concrete government plans on how to tackle the crisis are accelerating the effects of the problem – and that’s where an investment into our stock will help!

In less than two years, India’s twenty major cities will share a similar fate, as they will not have any groundwater left, according to news extracted from the government’s report. That will mean that around the year 2030, about 40% of the Indian population won’t have access to drinking water anymore. A reason for this development, experts say, is bad water management. ‚Nitin Desai‘, a respected economic scientist and former representative of India at the United Nations, has said that ‚there is no plan for the increasing demand for water that exist due to the constant growth of the population‘. He further added that: ‚We have to do a better job at recording and managing our groundwater supply. We allow farmers to siphon off groundwater, even though it means that they’ll take away water from other people. And also, our rivers… All the big rivers in India flow through multiple states which constantly leads to tensions and fights about it, even though our constitution states that the water belongs to the people and not just the state that it flows through‘.

Clean Water For India funds a sustainable solution by installing local water treatment units that filter the groundwater and make it available as clean drinking water for the local population. You can invest in water treatment stocks in India and contribute your part while benefitting from the market profits all at once.

Water is a strategically important resource for the country’s development, especially in areas like education and healthcare.

Agriculture in India uses up to 80% of the country’s best water supplies while around 800 million people, or 70% of the population, are living in the countryside where access to clean drinking water is often not available or barely affordable at best due to an inflated price. You can see that wherever clean water is made accessible in the countryside, more girls are going to school and getting an education because they do not have to stay home anymore to be able to help their families with carrying heavy water buckets from the tanker trucks back to their houses. Trading an education in exchange for the necessities required to live a normal life is something that should never be the norm. Investing in India and, to be more specific, into water treatment stocks in India will not just fund the development of the country, but will also help provide an education to children all over India.

India’s GDP is shrinking and funds are missing, yet the demand for more and cleaner water is rising.

Market analyses and reports by investors show that from 2021 to 2030, there is a very serious risk that the demand for water in India will grow to be twice as high as the amount available. This means that hundreds of millions of people will suffer from drinking water shortages if the situation does not improve in the next decade. The problem is being underlined by market estimations that expect the country’s GDP to drop by up to 6% from 2021 to 2050. To improve the water supply throughout the country, the government created an index for the Indian states that was supposed to work as an impulse for them to start acting and spend a considerable amount of their funds on water supplies and wastewater treatment. Unfortunately, around 60% of those states di d invest less than half of the funds that were expected of them and what would’ve been necessary to improve the water supply situation. The majority of those 60% were states that invest heavily into agriculture. External support is needed now and investment options in India that fund the local drinking water supply are in high demand. A clean water business that provides a market price cap to the unaffordable bottled water of today can be a strong force for innovation and investments on the markets. You can invest in water stocks in India right now!

The rate at which temperatures are rising all over the globe is a huge factor for droughts across India – but how does this affect water supplies?

According to an article by DW, the most important impact of rising temperatures across India and the globe are plant transpiration and greater evaporation rates which, in return, result in drier soils. These dried out soils will then absorb a lot more of the water that falls down during rain periods. What this means is that only about a third of rainfall water is usable for humans and represents a crucial aspect of the impact that climate change has on the water cycle. Of course, one third of the water being available for human needs does not only equate to it being used as drinking water, but also includes all the water that is used for agricultural purposes, for example. As shown before, agriculture uses up to 80% of the country’s fixed water supply, which in return means that the small amount of water that is available for human needs is largely being used up for agricultural purposes. To combat these circumstances, you can be a positive force on the market yourself and invest in our water treatment stock.

The rising temperatures pose a risk to the country and are negatively affecting the river Ganga in Varanasi, as well.

The water levels of the river Ganga continue decreasing and it has alarming effects on the people of Varanasi. Locals are worried because the water levels of the Ganga river have declined heavily, so much that the riverbed has started revealing itself. Low water levels of India’s rivers will lead to low groundwater levels, which in return will become a problem due to the ever-increasing demand and lack of investment from officials. Investing in India and in water company shares in India will help the people of Varanasi in times where external help is urgently requested since it currently seems to be too much to handle for the Indian government alone.

There are not enough wastewater treatment plants and the existing ones are often lacking the prescribed standards and are not up to par with international technology.

According to a news article by Water Online analyzing the markets and general economical and ecological situation, India is in dire need of more- and better wastewater treatment plants. The result of the rapid progress of business industrialization is the high amount of pollutants in India, with wastewater being one of them. ‚Wastewater‘ refers to water that is contaminated and can not be consumed before purification, with the main sources of contamination being industrial waste and sewerage. While India’s population, businesses and industries are growing at a fast pace, the amount of wastewater increases along with them and there is no insurance yet that the risk this poses might fade away soon. An increase in wastewater can be a dangerous process for the environment because it is not only unfit to be used as drinking water, but as it returns and sweeps over the land, it can also contaminate other free water sources like rivers and lakes. In some cases, the wastewater might even seep into the ground and contaminate the groundwater that is so valuable to the country as a whole. There are different kinds of wastewater treatment plants across the country and they use different methods of dealing with pollutants, but some of the ones being used are outdated or simply not doing enough to tackle the scope of the situation in India due to insufficient funds or bad overall management, which again puts the general drinking water cycle at risk.

Building and improving wastewater treatment plants across the counry will most likely be a lengthy progress over the span of many years, but investments in this sector will have a huge impact on the quality of life of the people of Varanasi. You can help the people of Varanasi out today with an investment in water treatment stocks in India that will make clean and purified drinking water available for an affordable price and easy to obtain for everyone.

Some global players and corporations are exploiting India’s water sources while we aim to make clean water available and affordable for everyone

News headlines have made the world aware that it has been an unfortunate reality for years now that some corporations and global players have been exploiting India’s best water sources with the sole aim of maximizing profits – to the demise of the Indian population. Companies take the groundwater, filter it and fill it into bottles which they either try to sell their products locally for horrendous prices (that are not affordable with the average indian income) or sell abroad, in first world countries. The latter means that groundwater is being pumped up from the ground and then taken out of the Indian ecosystem for good and exported elsewhere to fund foreign interests, which is a business that represents a tax on the local population since this exchange often leaves them with next to no share.

While this water is often used to create softdrinks for the markets of other countries, the Indian wells run dry, the cattle dies of thirst, harvests go bad and yet another home will have to fight for their water. Unfortunately, the country has experienced resource theft throughout long periods of it’s history and still does to this day. It’s a history of rich countries pillaging India’s water sources, of international corporations raiding and extracting India’s best resources and neglecting the environment and fair trading conditions.

Clean Water For India wants to offer a stock that represents a sustainable alternative to exploitative practices across the country by offering reasonable investments. Water company shares in India are a great way for you to contribute to a positive change and to fund the development of Varanasi while making a sustainable financial investment in a clean water company that aims to help the people and the progress of the region.

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Clean Water For India offers you stocks for only 1 EUR per share that let you invest your funds into the best possible development of Varanasi. Please note that we are not offering a mutual fund or other funds, but an individual stock for you to invest in.

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