Our well-designed and clean toilets are located close to homes. They are well built in accessible area.
We do not mandate any user to pay. Rather, we motivate them to pay for our services which cost less than INR 1 per day per user for unlimited usage.
We understand users’ needs and wants. We provide services that people
want to use.
We believe that team diversity adds creativity, empathy, innovation, creative skills, thoughts, and ideas to the table.
Swapnil [BE (Electronics Engineering), MS (Electrical Engineering)] is an Ashoka Fellow, Acumen India Fellow and a divergent thinker with extensive experience in Management, Design and Innovation. Prior to Samagra, Swapnil was designing advanced Telematics & Navigation Systems for next generation vehicles at Continental (USA). In 2011, Swapnil gave up his US Residency and moved back to India to start Samagra’s operations. In order to gain first-hand experience, Swapnil has lived in slums of various cities in India. Swapnil believes that answer to wicked problems lies in innovative use of Psychology, Technology and Design.
We believe our work speaks for itself. Browse our most recent projects below.
#1ToiletWill make a Healthy Nation! – February 19, 2016 A Nation with a healthy population is more capable of contributing to and achieving its development goals and making India vivid and vibrant.Is there any corelation between a Nation’s Growth, Health and its Sanitation scenario? We leave it to your wisdom. #1ToiletWill make a Healthy and Wealthy Nation. We at Samagra certainly
#OneToiletWill save a life. – February 8, 2016 Diarrhea kills roughly 800,000 children under five each year; a quarter of these children are Indian and the numbers don’t account for all the children severed sickened and permanently affected.#OneToiletWill save life. We at Samagra firmly believe so! This story is originally shared on Facebook Loo Rewards
#OneToiletWill make healthy habits stick. – August 21, 2014 The scene of open defecation is a major threat to the hygiene of the ones immediately exposed, especially for children who play with their own excreta (and of others). Diarrhea kills more children than malaria, AIDS, and measles combined. One toilet in a house will stick healthy habits and reduce child mortality.
