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CSR: Two More Kuttanad Villages Benefit from UST’s Water Treatment Plants

UST CSR is providing potable drinking water in Kerala, as the company has installed and handed over two more water treatment plants in the Alappuzha region.

India CSR by India CSR
May 17, 2024
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CSR: Two More Kuttanad Villages Benefit from UST's Water Treatment Plants

CSR: Two More Kuttanad Villages Benefit from UST's Water Treatment Plants

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Alappuzha (India CSR): UST, a leading digital transformation solutions company, continues its mission to provide clean drinking water in Kerala. The company has installed and handed over two new water treatment plants in the Alappuzha region. The latest beneficiaries are the villages of Kandankary and Vezhapra in Kuttanad.

Addressing a Long-Standing Crisis

For decades, the villages of Kandankary and Vezhapra struggled with the non-availability of consistent and affordable potable water. This situation led to critical health issues among the villagers. UST recognized the severity of this crisis and decided to take action as part of its flagship CSR Program, ‘Adopt a Village’.

Last year, a team from UST visited these water-scarce villages to assess the problem. They committed to finding a viable solution. Earlier this year, UST successfully installed water treatment plants in the villages of Mithrakkari and Oorukary. Building on this success, the company has now extended its efforts to Kandankary and Vezhapra.

The Celebration in Kandankary and Vezhapra

The new water treatment plants have been met with great enthusiasm by the villagers. Over 750 families reside in Vezhapra, while Kandankary is home to more than 250 families. Villagers gathered in large numbers to witness the official handover of the water treatment plants.

Prasanth Subramanian, CSR Ambassador, Kochi, UST, along with CSR Leads Shine Varghese and Ramu Krishna, officially handed over the plants during a ceremony. The event was a significant milestone for the community.

UST hands over water treatment plants to Kandankary and Vezhapra villages in Kerala. Mithrakkari, Oorukary villages had received water treatment plants earlier this year.
UST hands over water treatment plants to Kandankary and Vezhapra villages in Kerala. Mithrakkari, Oorukary villages had received water treatment plants earlier this year.

Testimonials from the Beneficiaries

One of the beneficiaries, Sobha Mohan, aged 50+, expressed her gratitude. “It has been over three decades since our community has been suffering due to the scarcity of good water for drinking and cooking. Continuous use of polluted water from nearby waterbodies has seriously impacted our health, leading to many diseases. We are extremely happy that UST could set this up for us and solve a critical problem in our lives,” she said.

Technical Aspects of the Water Treatment Plants

The water treatment plants installed at Kandankary and Vezhapra are comprehensive and state-of-the-art. Each plant includes a well, pre-filtration and chlorination tank, iron and unwanted minerals filter, Reverse Osmosis (RO) process, carbon filter, UV filter, supply tank, and plant room.

These components work together to ensure the water is thoroughly purified and safe for consumption. The advanced filtration and treatment processes remove contaminants and ensure the water meets the highest standards of purity.

The Impact of UST’s CSR Efforts

“The handing over of two more water treatment plants for the benefit of the villages of Vezhapra and Kandankary in Kuttanad is a continuation of UST’s efforts towards ensuring hassle-free potable drinking water availability. Our efforts earlier at Mithrakkari and Oorukary villages have borne fruit, and the same effect is envisaged in Vezhapra and Kandankary villages too. UST’s efforts are sure to go a long way in ensuring the availability of drinking water in the Kuttanad region of Alappuzha,” said Prasanth Subramanian, CSR Ambassador, Kochi, UST.

The positive impact of UST’s CSR initiative is evident. The water treatment plants have provided a sustainable solution to a long-standing problem. Villagers now have access to clean, safe drinking water, which significantly improves their quality of life.

Looking Ahead

UST’s commitment to addressing the water scarcity issue in Kerala is ongoing. The company plans to continue its ‘Adopt a Village’ program, targeting more villages that face similar challenges. The success in Mithrakkari, Oorukary, Kandankary, and Vezhapra serves as a model for future projects.

By leveraging its resources and expertise, UST aims to make a lasting impact on the communities it serves. The company’s CSR initiatives reflect its dedication to social responsibility and community welfare.

Key Facts about UST’s Water Treatment Plant Initiative

Date of Announcement17 May 2024
CompanyUST
RegionAlappuzha, Kerala
Villages BenefitedKandankary and Vezhapra
Previous Beneficiary VillagesMithrakkari and Oorukary
Total Families Benefited in VezhapraOver 750 families
Total Families Benefited in KandankaryOver 250 families
Components of Water Treatment PlantsWell, pre-filtration and chlorination tank, iron and unwanted minerals filter, Reverse Osmosis (RO) process, carbon filter, UV filter, supply tank, plant room
CSR Program Name‘Adopt a Village’
Key UST RepresentativesPrasanth Subramanian (CSR Ambassador), Shine Varghese (CSR Lead), Ramu Krishna (CSR Lead)
Purpose of InitiativeProvide consistent and affordable potable water, improve health conditions
Villagers’ ResponseExcited and grateful, large turnout for handover event
Testimonial HighlightSobha Mohan, aged 50+: “It has been over three decades since our community has been suffering due to the scarcity of good water for drinking and cooking. Continuous use of polluted water from nearby waterbodies has seriously impacted our health, leading to many diseases.”
Future PlansContinue ‘Adopt a Village’ program, target more villages with water scarcity issues

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