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The term "One Kidney Village" is informally named to describe a community in villages where a significant number of people have sold one of their kidneys for their survival.

These villages around the world where people in a community sell their one kidney for survival. The basic reason for this decision is poverty. People who have been struggling for life are targeted by the brokers.
These villages were created by kidney - brokers who pretended by explaining to the victims that they would show a bright future to them as well as to their families.

There are some examples named as "One Kidney Villages" include:

• Hokse, Nepal: - This village has gained notoriety for the high number of kidney sales among its residents. Many villagers have sold their kidneys to brokers for a sum of money that often does not significantly improve their long-term financial desperation.

• Nalgonda, India: In this region, several villages have seen numerous cases of kidney sales. Economic hardship and lack of alternative income sources have driven many residents to sell their kidneys.

Tamil Nadu, India: - Certain villages in Tamil Nadu have also been identified where a significant portion of the population has sold their kidneys to pay off debts or cover medical expenses.

• Sapa, Vietnam: - Similar issues are reported in parts of Vietnam, where impoverished villagers sell kidneys to organ brokers.

These villages exemplify the severe economic challenges faced by residents, leading them to make desperate decisions with long-term health implications. The exact number of such villages is difficult to determine, as this practice is often clandestine and underreported.

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