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Water.org: Tanzania 2022 - 2024 (Proposed Project)
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Reach up to 200,000 people per year with lasting access to safe water and sanitation, with additional benefit of up to 600 million liters per year of recurring Volumetric Water Benefit in high-stress river basins (using WRI method). Average cost … Learn More
Improving access to safe water in the Hhohho region, Mpofu (Project)
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Mpofu community is one of the communities that lack access to safe and potable water in the Hhohho region. This was a persisting challenge for the past years. The community use to have access to potable water through a reticulated … Learn More
Rainwater Harvesting Systems in Mexico (Project)
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The state of water and sanitation in MexicoT • Half of Mexico's 120 million people do not have reliable access to safely managed drinking water or sanitation. • Even for households that do have existing piped services, water quality remains … Learn More
Next Child Africa (NCA) (Project)
Vision: We envision creating safe water affordable and reachable for people where water is none also promoting equal learning opportunities for youth and children in Liberia. Established in 2018-2019, to carry out awareness for people and communities where water is … Learn More
Accelerator (Project)
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Since 2016 the Toilet Board Coalition’s accelerator program has been supporting entrepreneurs with bespoke mentorship, partnership and the visibility to scale their sanitation economy businesses. More than toilets alone, we look for commercially viable businesses across the sanitation economies – … Learn More
Evaluating Reservoir Sedimentation Using the Army Corps RSI Database (Project)
This is a collaborative project with University of Iowa (Co-PI) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (sponsor). Background: Reservoirs are a vital component of our nation’s water-resources infrastructure, yet many reservoirs across the nation are slowly filling with sediment, reducing … Learn More
Flower Gems of India (Project)
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Indian smallholding farmers shifting from traditional farming have been practicing conventional agriculture for roughly the last five decades. This resource-intensive model has depleted soil and ground water, decreased levels of soil microbes and micronutrients, while reducing the diversity of flora … Learn More
Improving Water Efficiency in Direct Operations, Kunming China (Project)
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In late FY19, we installed a hybrid cooling tower that combines evaporative and non-evaporative technology to reduce overall water demand. We observed the first significant water savings in early 2020 � a reduction of almost 50% water use per metric … Learn More
SPRING - MAKING EVERY SMALLHOLDER FARM WATER-SECURE (Project)
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In India, we have a unique collaboration through our Joint-Venture Jasmine Concrete Export Private Limited, a leader in Indian floral extract. They have developed direct sourcing from more than 1,000 Jasmine grandiflorum farmers in Tamil Nadu, through long-term contracts, advance … Learn More
UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MALODOR CONTROL IN IMPROVING SANITATION (Project)
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Consumer insights help us understand people�s needs and olfactive preferences. Building on the Shared Senses methodology we developed with Archipel & Co to study lowincome consumer preferences, we are now conducting a new study, funded by the Bill & Melinda … Learn More
