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Clean Drinking Water for the Community of Kiagaza (Mbita), Region Homabay, Kenya
Donate for the people in Kiagaza in Kenya. With your help we can provide 560 people with clean drinking water in these difficult times.
WeWater. Clean water worldwide.
Drinking water is a human right.
Nevertheless, 844 million people worldwide suffer from thirst or from contaminated water. Our mission is to provide these people with a livelihood through clean drinking water.
To this end, we have developed an innovative water filter technology that works without the use of electrical energy or chemicals and guarantees an extremely high degree of purity.
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Our Projects
Clean drinking water for the people of Kasimori Village, Kisumu, Kenya
Donate for the people in Kisumu County at Lake Victoria in Kenya. With your help we can provide clean drinking water to more than 3200 people in these difficult times.
Clean drinking water for the communities of Okenye and Roko A, Kenya
Donate for the people of Okenye and Roko A in Kenya. With your help we can provide clean drinking water to over 1700 people in these difficult times.
(Deutsch) Sauberes Trinkwasser für die Krankenhäuser in Obiya West und Olet in Uganda
Clean drinking water for hospitals in Obiya West and Olet in Uganda. Donate for hospitals in the north of Uganda. With your help we can provide pregnant, injured and sick people with clean drinking water.
Clean drinking water for schools in Bweyale village, Uganda
Donate to a small school village in Bweyale, Uganda. With your help, we can guarantee clean drinking water for school children and protect them from diseases caused by the consumption of polluted water.
Building a well in Nandere, Uganda
Steven and Hannes realized a water project in a small village in Uganda. The project was about building a well and initiated after a volunteering by Steven and finally implemented with Technik ohne Grenzen e.V. (Technology without Borders).