- In sub-Saharan Africa, women spend 40 billion hours a year walking for water
- Our products can shorten it significantly
Our goal is to solve the worldwide problem of access to running water*
*1/6 of humankind does not have access to
running water and basic sanitation
- Over 450,000 children died last year from water-related diseases
- Our products has the power to save thousands of lives
- In many countries people lack water because they can’t afford it.
- Our product can considerably reduce water charges by reducing water use.
Our innovation
water-saving and portable devices for personal hygiene
Patented technology!
The essential part of all our devices is patented friction-less teemer®-valve It is durable and efficient, resulting in an even 70% reduction in used water.
Modularity
All our devices have a modular structure allowing for customization for your individual needs. For large orders, we may modify our devices to meet even the most demanding needs.
Easy adaptation
Our devices can be easily adapted for both outdoor and indoor situations. They are perfect for traveling and as backup stationary solutions.
Partnership
We cooperate with many organizations all over the world
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SuSanA is NOT an organisation but an informal network of people and organisations who share a common vision on sustainable sanitation and who want to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, in particular SDG6.
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YORGHAS Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation registered in Poland and acting in Africa. We save pregnant women, mothers and newborns from deaths caused by poverty, lack of hygiene, access to proper healthcare or education in developing countries. We defend women’s, girls’ and children’s rights not only to safe childbirth and proper healthcare, but also to education, personal development and dignified life.
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Edith Ogbonna Foundation is a Non-Governmental Organization Founded on 2013 by Edith E. F. Ogbonna and duly registered in Nigeria. At Edith Ogbonna Foundation we believe that it takes the power of many to end children’s illiteracy and hunger.
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Village Pillars Empowerment Project is a non-profit, non-governmental organization legally registered in Kenya with the aim of promoting gender equality by empowering both women and men on women's rights. Our key areas of focus are: Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights, Economic Empowerment, Gender Equality and Water and Sanitation.
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The Associação dos Jovens e Amigos de Govuro (AJOAGO) has its actions in the provinces of Inhambane and Sofala specifically in the districts of Govuro, Mabote, Funhalouro, Zavala, Massinga, Inharrime, Vilanculos, Machanga and Buzi, and it may extend its actions to other provinces.
MISSION: To promote social justice for populations in situations of extreme poverty and vulnerability to natural disasters generating response capacity.