As a drinking water charity, we envision a world in which every rural community has sustainable access to clean water

AN NGO IN DUBAI THAT STRIVES TO INNOVATE.

Today, 1.42 billion people – including 450 million children
– live in areas of high water vulnerability.

Each day this crisis goes unsolved, hundreds of families lose a loved one to it, while millions continue to suffer. At Project Maji, we are fighting the water crisis through constant innovation in the rural water space. We have entered an action-research partnership with Practica Foundation of the Netherlands to improve rural water business models. In this project, we are testing a sustainable safe drinking water distribution network, using multiple distribution points to enhance safe water access and encourage willingness to pay for water. A pilot has been rolled out in the Asomdwee Community, Central Region, in Ghana to assess whether this will prove to be a self-sustaining and self-expanding model for rural water provision.

Read more on this game-changing partnership in a dedicated blog and watch our social channels for regular updates.

Another Drinking Water Charity?

We are a non-profit social enterprise, a clean water charity that strives to bring sustainable access to safe water across rural sub-Saharan Africa through solar-powered water kiosks. Currently operating 84 kiosks, we are on a mission to provide access to safe water to 1 million people by 2025. To reach this goal, we replace broken handpumps in Ghana and Kenya, using existing infrastructure to offer cost-efficient alternatives. We empower the communities we work in, setting them on a journey of self-reliance by providing the latest, self-sustainable water solutions, such as mobile monitoring and e-payment systems.