A vetted public index of non-profit trusts, community implementers, academic hubs, and social enterprises executing sustainable clean water infrastructure worldwide.
Leading non-profit implementer of Sand Dams, shallow abstraction wells, and terracing in seasonal luggas across Eastern Kenya.
Global non-profit supporting indigenous communities to build self-sustaining sand dams and rainwater catchment in arid environments.
Deploys and trains local teams on the Village Drill manual-hybrid rig, drilling boreholes up to 75m in remote or hard rock terrain.
Training institute demonstrating and certifying local artisans in manual borehole drilling (Mzuzu/Hand auger), Rope Pumps, and tube recharge.
Maintains a 100% project success model, implementing deep solar boreholes, rainwater harvesting, and diagnostic system rehabilitation.
Installs and maintains community chlorine dispensers at communal water points, delivering verified low-cost microbiological protection.
Constructs borehole wells and eco-sanitation facilities at remote rural schools and health centers across Uganda.
Delivers gravity-fed mountain spring networks, climate-resilient piped schemes, and hygiene behavior change programs.
Provides household Sawyer 0.1-micron filtration systems, installation training, and GPS-tracked follow-up health surveys across Fiji.
Pioneering research and community implementation of sand abstraction systems, Rowa hand pumps, and seasonal riverbed well points in semi-arid southern Africa.
Originator of the Mzuzu manual tube-well drill and low-cost Rope Pump fabrication in Malawi. Certified training for village drilling groups.
Global innovator of household self-supply: EMAS manual percussion-jetting rigs, EMAS piston pumps, and low-cost ferrocement tanks.
Community-first water kiosk and rainwater harvesting models (Agua Segura en Escuelas) for indigenous and rural schools in Chiapas.
Empowers local entrepreneurs to operate decentralized iJal water treatment ATMs and reverse osmosis kiosks in fluoride/heavy-metal affected villages.
Designs high-volume, automated multi-stage ultrafiltration and commercial chlorination drinking stations for high-density urban public schools.
Global engineering authority for household water treatment (HWTS), biosand filter construction manuals, and community technical training.
Manufactures and coordinates global non-profit deployments of 0.1-micron hollow-fiber membrane bucket filters (Sawyer PointONE) in 100+ countries.
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Bangkok, Thailand (Contact: Meow Warattada).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (Contact: Mahamadi Tinta).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Kathmandu, Nepal (Contact: Aayush Bista).
Verified field partner: Water Filters, Repellent in Chiclayo, Peru (Contact: Kurt Schellpeper).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Seoul, Korea (Contact: Rhee Young).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Contact: Alebachew Mammo).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Siguatepeque, Honduras (Contact: Mike Wolfe).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Leogane, Haiti (Contact: Fritz Pierre-Louis).
Verified field partner: Water Filters, Repellent in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (Contact: Samuel Luna).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Arusha, Tanzania (Contact: Joseph Mayala).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Yangon, Myanmar (Contact: Ray Ywa Dee).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Guatemala City, Guatemlala (Contact: Juan Carlos Cheves).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Nairobi, Kenya (Contact: Maureen Sombe).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afganistan (Contact: Maria Leon).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in San Pedro Sula, Honduras (Contact: Bill Drury).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Khartoum, Sudan (Contact: Osama Tawfig).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Kigali, Rwanda (Contact: Theophile Rebero).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Kampala, Uganda (Contact: Theophile Rebero).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Medellín, Colombia (Contact: Octavio Mejia).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Managua, Nicaragua (Contact: Marc Henrich).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Kukatpally, India (Contact: Chandra Reddy).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Freetown, Sierra Leone (Contact: John Suma Kamara).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in , Papua New Guinea (Contact: Gary Litz).
Verified field partner: Water Filters in Suva, Fiji (Contact: Riyad Kahn).
Verified active WHOlives drilling crew operating 2 Village Drill Hybrid rigs across Kakamega, Vihiga, and Western Kenya (Contact: Karim Naku).
Verified active WHOlives drilling crew operating 3 Village Drill Hybrid rigs across Mombasa, Kilifi, Kwale, and coastal counties (Contact: George Masika).
Active community drilling partner operating 2 Electric Hybrid Village Drill rigs across Mukono, Kayunga, Luweero, and nationwide (Contact: Steven Beingana). Rate ~$3,500-$3,700 for complete well with India Mark II pump.
Active drilling crew operating 2-in-1 manual/hybrid Village Drill rigs across Central, Eastern, and Northern Uganda (Contact: James Eboku). Typical lead time 1-2 weeks.
Active community development NGO utilizing the Village Drill to bring clean water to schools and rural families in Eastern Uganda.
Certified Village Drill operations team deploying manual hybrid rigs nationwide across Malawi (Chikhwawa, Salima, Karonga, Lilongwe, Rumphi). Contact: Twisi Mwaighogha.
