Project Description Region: Asia Country: India Location: Sarurpur Kalan Total Budget: $215,300 Area of Focus: Water, sanitation and hygiene The Rotary Clubs of Calgary Centennial, Calgary Heritage and Other Rotary Clubs are joining forces to fund a sanitation and clean water project for the village of Sarurpur in northern India. The project, which will take advantage of facilities available from a hospital instigated by the Rotary Clubs, will make clean drinking water available to villagers and provide basic sanitation facilities. The timeline for the project is to start construction in April 2015 and commission all facilities by mid-2016. Project funds will be used for the construction of six public sanitation facilities, a centralized water purification plant and 300 decentralized bio-sand water filters in remote parts of the community. Primary Host Partner District: 5360 Rotary Club of: Calgary Heritage Park Primary Contact: Peter McKenzie-Brown Email: pmbcomm@gmail.com Primary International Partner We are looking for a Club partner. Click here to pledge support for this project. Recording a pledge will make you the Primary International Partner for this project. Project Status Dropped This project has been "Dropped". Check the history log entries to see why it was dropped. Project listed for the 2014-15 Rotary Year. The TRF Grant application number is #1524268.

Proposed Financing Existing Contributions Towards This Project Date Cash DDF Total Calgary Heritage Park (5360) 19-Jul-14 $1,000 $0 $1,000 Remaining Amount to Raise Additional Club Contribution (Needed) - Add a contribution $142,534 - $142,534 Amount Requested from The Rotary Foundation $71,767 $0 $71,766 Total $215,300

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History Log Entries 19-Jul-14 System Entry Creation of project page. 3-Jul-15 System Entry Project dropped by Philippe Lamoise. Reason for dropping: Per email from Peter McKenzie-Brown this project has been superseded with another project.