Clean Water and Greener Land for Rural Andhra Pradesh
SARD installs RO water plants, builds check dams, restores village tanks, and plants trees across the Prakasam–Bapatla–Guntur corridor — infrastructure and green cover that serve communities long after we leave.
What We Do
Four project types. One focused geography.
SARD works on water and land — installing infrastructure that gives villages reliable access to clean water, and planting trees that reverse land degradation and protect the watershed.
RO Plants
Reverse Osmosis water purification systems installed in villages with fluoride-affected or high-TDS groundwater — safe drinking water at the community level.
Water HarvestingCheck Dams
Small structures built across seasonal streams to capture runoff, recharge groundwater, and extend water availability into the dry season.
Water BodiesTank Works
Desiltation and development of village tanks — restoring storage capacity, strengthening bunds, and protecting catchments for irrigation and recharge.
EnvironmentAfforestation
Large-scale tree planting on degraded land, tank bunds, and community areas — restoring green cover, reducing soil erosion, and improving the local water cycle.
Geography
Vennuru and Kondapi, Prakasam district
SARD currently works in Vennuru and Kondapi in the Prakasam corridor — a semi-arid region where fluoride-affected groundwater, degraded village tanks, and significant loss of green cover create specific, addressable needs for the project types SARD delivers.
The Prakasam–Bapatla–Guntur corridor shares agro-ecological conditions found across much of peninsular India. Infrastructure built here is a proof of what works in comparable geographies.
Supported by ITA
SARD's current programme is supported by ITA. Each project — an RO plant, a check dam, a tank restoration, a tract of afforestation — is planned, executed, and handed over by SARD's field team under the partnership.
SARD is registered under Section 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act. CSR contributions under the Companies Act 2013 are applicable to SARD's programme activities.