Technology With A Human Face

In 1933, Rabindranath Tagore, an internationally acclaimed poet, philosopher, social reformer, wrote a short essay entitled: “Can Science be Humanized?” In that essay, Tagore drove the point home that: Knowledge is not enough – be it scientific or philosophical – unless we have been able to transform it into the well being of those who need it most. With that motto as the guiding principle, “Technology with a Human Face” was conceived and founded in 2006 to serve the impoverished communities in India and other neighboring countries. Science and technology are the primary tools that we use to address and mitigate water, sanitation and education problems in building strong, self-sufficient communities.