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Mission & Vision

 
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Why Water?

Access to safe water remains a fundamental issue for global health and poverty alleviation. Due to the following circumstances, it will be even harder to provide this access for future generations:

  • Growing Global Population

  • Water Shortages

  • Unsustainable Practices

  • Climate Change

Furthermore, it is also one of the most internally underfunded priorities, especially with respect to underserved communities such as urban slums and rural areas. Although extra-governmental funding sources exist to help alleviate the safe water problem in developing countries, directing these funds towards any building long-lasting solutions has proven difficult (UN, WHO 2014).

Our Approach Is Unique

As a nonprofit founded and lead by an ethnically diverse group of generation Z individuals, we have a unique opportunity to fill gaps in the global fight to improve access to clean water.

 

Our Mission

Improving the global effort to provide access to clean drinking water


 

Our Two-Tiered Vision

1. We run sustainable direct-impact projects to meet immediate water needs around the world and build in-depth internal knowledge on water infrastructure development

2. Mobilize the expertise we’ve built to establish both region-specific best practices for water infrastructure development, and a hands-on fellowship training program for student-aged individuals aspiring to be change makers in the field of global water

 
 

 
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Direct Impact

Aim: Addressing the immediate need for clean water access through domestic and foreign water infrastructure projects

Indirect Impact

Aim: The workforce in the clean water access/development field is ageing. Working to solve this following issue which will be critical to the future of success of the water nonprofit sector:

  • Lack of training and experience building programs for young change makers

 

 

Step-wise Organizational Plan

Step 1: Generate successful experience in planning and executing complex, international water infrastructure development projects.

Step 2: Build a strong direct impact project pipeline in multiple international zones of water infrastructure development need.

Step 3: Utilize our project pipeline to create standardized region-specific best practices and a hands-on fellowship training program for young, aspiring change makers in water infrastructure development.