A Pakistani Startup is Changing How People Access Water

Name: A Pakistani Start-up is Changing the Way People Access Water
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Description: The water supply in Karachi, Pakistan, falls almost 50 percent short of demand. This leaves over 20 million people with inconsistent access to water. A new system developed by local start-up Asani.io is trying to change this and bring hope to families across the city.

By Andrew D. Johnson

September 25, 2024 9:21 AM EDT

The water supply in Karachi, Pakistan, falls almost 50 percent short of demand. This leaves over 20 million people with inconsistent access to water. A new system developed by local start-up Asani.io is trying to change this and bring hope to families across the city.

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