Coins clanging into a red bucket, rounding up your total on the credit card pin pad, picking an angel tag from a tree — this is probably what most think of when they think of charity.
Water infrastructure, which provides safe water as a public good, is and should be supported by government funding. In low- and middle-income countries, however, governments often lack a robust tax base from which to pay for water services.
As Water4’s Communications & Marketing Manager, I spend hours thinking about how to best communicate what we do at Water4 and the incredible impact this work has. It’s become an occupational obsession.
Water4 Field Research Note: The NuPump proves an improved, safe solution for community water points while still subsidy reliant
Field Research Note: Can Low-Risk Debt Help Safe Water Enterprises Become More Profitable?
What The Customer Thinks: Customer Attribution and the Role of Safe Water Enterprises in Social Impact Evaluation
Every home, school, and clinic, always. You will see this often if you follow Water4 on social media, if you look around our website or if you work with us at all.
This is the story of Water4’s first official well and how it’s still pumping water today.
