Every meaningful change begins with a vision, but its true impact lies in how that vision translates into action on the ground. Sampoornata Abhiyaan was a testament to what can be achieved when a shared purpose is backed by collective commitment, strong leadership and the ...

For WaterAid India, Sampoornata Abhiyaan was not just about achieving targets. It was about turning commitments into meaningful action and creating a lasting difference in people's lives. Hear from the leaders of WaterAid India as they reflect on the vision, collective effort..

Behind every significant achievement is a vision and the people who make it happen. A team which rises to the challenge and brings together different strengths, perspectives and experiences to achieve a single goal.

This was a result of a team working in mission mode to surmount all odds to deliver quality WASH services to communities who need it most without leaving anyone behind. Because the story of Sampoornata is not just about what was achieved, but also about the people who...

Change begins with a belief and becomes meaningful when we turn that belief into action. This Gandhi Jayanti, we reflect on the power of collective action to create a healthier, more equitable future, where access to clean water, safe sanitation...

...and good hygiene is not a privilege, but a reality for everyone. Through Sampoornata Abhiyaan, we’re working towards strengthening WASH systems so that they work, last and reach the people who need them most. Because lasting change isn’t just about imagining a better world.

At the 9th India International Water Week (IIWW) 2026, we were pleased to welcome Ms. Aiswarya Singh, Joint Secretary & Mission Director, Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), to the WaterAid India stall.

As India works towards a future where everyone has access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene, partnerships and collective action will remain at the heart of progress. We look forward to continuing these conversations and exploring opportunities to deepen collaboration...

Four weeks into Sampoornata Abhiyan, 655 WASH assets have been completed across 10 states and 42 districts, marking a significant step towards strengthening sustainable WASH services for marginalised communities.

Aligned with the vision of SDG 2030 goals and the journey towards Viksit Bharat, this progress reflects the power of collective action, collaboration and community-led development. Together, we continue to build a healthier, more inclusive future, leaving no one behind.