An award-winning water filtration company recognized as
the Best Innovator at the World Health Assembly.
We aim to empower underserved communities, ensuring healthier lives by making clean water accessible to every household.
Our commitment goes beyond innovation; we strive to educate individuals and foster environmental sustainability, making every drop count.
At NanoBioFiltero, we are driven by the mission to bridge this critical gap. Our innovative solutions combine biotechnology and nanotechnology to deliver sustainable, affordable, and effective water purification systems.
NanoBioFiltero is committed to scaling its initiative to provide clean and affordable drinking water to communities worldwide. To achieve this, we are actively pursuing grants and support from both government and private sectors.
India provides a host of grants, schemes, and incentives to encourage entrepreneurship and innovation. We are currently exploring these opportunities to further our mission:
Startup India Seed Fund Scheme
(SISFS)Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
(PMMY)Atal Innovation Mission
(AIM)Stand-Up India Scheme
National Small Industries Corporation
(NSIC) SubsidiesBiotechnology Ignition Grant
(BIG)SIDBI's Startup Mitra
These schemes will help us bring NanoBioFiltero closer to underserved communities, enhancing accessibility and sustainability in water purification solutions.
Join us in our journey to create a healthier, more equitable world—one drop at a time.
Easily attaches to taps, providing hassle-free filtration.
Costs range from ₹100-₹150 ($2), making it accessible to all.
Energy-efficient and sustainable design with biodegradable materials.
Saves 90% of water compared to traditional RO systems.
Removes contaminants like dissolved solids, heavy metals, and harmful microbes while retaining essential minerals.
Our innovation has been acknowledged by various Gram Panchayats and Town Municipal Councils in the State of Karnataka and endorsed by the Health Ministry-Government of Karnataka. With government support, we aim to expand this project to villages across Karnataka, improving access to clean water in underserved communities.
Our innovation has been acknowledged by various Gram Panchayats and Town Municipal Councils in the State of Karnataka and endorsed by the Health Ministry-Government of Karnataka. With government support, we aim to expand this project to villages across Karnataka, improving access to clean water in underserved communities.
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