Ecoloove.com

Blog
During the early morning hours 23 women (who normally go to the toilet in open fields) tested Ecoloove. Skeptics had said that rural women without education..

Donate
Help is always needed. Support us & make a difference for women in rural India. for details.

Tags
genus ecosan social venture social entre-preneurship microloan fertilizer urine diversion developing countries microcredit un millennium goals

We are Ecoloove, a cross-border social venture developing mobile ecological toilets that improve health conditions in rural areas and slums and at the same time strengthen employment among women.

We were published in Indian Times and partnered with Peoples Learning Center of Water and Sanitation. We are product developing at Transit/Konstfack in Stockholm and NDBI in Ahmedabad, India.

…read more about us here.


	I have many "wow" moments in my job of supporting green entrepreneurs, meeting passionate committed & talented individuals with the ideas & the energy to make a difference. Such wow moment came when I met Annamaja.	We certainly see potential in Ecoloove. It is a good example of a project that not only helps to address the lack of sanitation in underdeveloped areas, but it is also low cost and driven by the local market.
	Sanjay Sanyal (New Ventures India)	Geraldine Ang (Executive Director, WTO)
I tested using Ecoloove nearby my house and what I liked most about it was that the toilet room was very bright and clean.	Supporting social entrepreneurship by investing in Ecoloove will not only bring returns, but also makes the investor feel good about it.	I got to know about Ecoloove through a well known politican and I fully stand behind this idea, this is a very important innovation for India.
Ashita (Housewife, Bareja, India)	Alexander Fries (Ecosystem Ventures)	Jairam Ramesh (Indias enviroment minister)