Water For People combines the ingenuity and talent of entrepreneurs, civil society, governments, and communities to find solutions for safe water systems. The people who benefit build and maintain the projects empowering everyone involved. Lives are transformed by improved health and economic boosts which in turn frees families and communities from the grip of poverty.
Clean water is essential to life, health, and prosperity. Uganda, Rwanda, Malawi, India, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador are all benefiting from collaborative Water for People projects. The make up of volunteers is global. World Water Corps monitors projects in the field. Young people from around the world are invited to propose solutions to sanitation problems with the World Water Youth Initiative.
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