How a business school is helping the clean water crisis
More than 700 million people worldwide lack access to clean water. And in communities where water pumps have been installed, keeping them operational presents another challenge.
At the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, Professors Alfonso Pedraza-Martinez and Chengcheng Zhai are using data to help address the global clean water crisis. Their research focuses on improving the placement, maintenance, and long-term sustainability of water pumps in communities where reliable access to safe drinking water remains a daily struggle.
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