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CTOnews.com, March 4 (Xinhua)-- Apple today announced a partnership with the non-governmental organization Frank Water to improve water supply, sanitation and personal hygiene in India. The two sides will work together to gradually improve India's water supply system, starting with Anekal taluk on the outskirts of Bangalore.

Bengaluru, known by Indians as the "IT capital" and "science and technology capital" of India, is one of the regions with the highest concentration of universities and R & D institutions in India. The region suffered its worst flooding in 32 years in September 2022, causing severe flooding, sparking a debate about whether the city could continue to be India's science and technology hub in the future.

In this cooperation, Frank Water will survey households and analyze data sources to understand the water use of local residents. The organization uses hydrological models and will develop decision support processes.

Lisa Jackson (Lisa Jackson), Vice President of Apple's Environment, Policy and Social Initiative, spoke in a press release, translated by CTOnews.com: "dealing with climate change and the global water crisis should start with communities that face these challenges on a daily basis. By supporting innovative, community-based approaches in India and around the world, Apple is moving towards our global climate goals while doing our part to help people improve their lives.

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