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Host communities in Western Tanzania

Nyarugusu Refugee Camp encompasses a huge area in Western Tanzania. All around it, smaller host communities are scattered. Inside the camp, you find all sorts of provisions that the host communities don’t necessarily have access to. With this project, we seek to address some of the political discussions that follow when international aid and resources pass through poor communities to be distributed within the camp.
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Southeast Asia Clean Water Initiative

In Indonesia, the Foundation has worked with Water Mission since 2010 to reach out to very isolated communities.
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Combating arsenic poisoning in Nepal

Together with Oxfam GB, the Poul Due Jensen Foundation is working to provide safe water access to 9,657 people in Pidari Village and Fatuha Maheshpur in the Terai lowlands of Nepal, while crucially exploring innovative management models to ensure these systems are sustainable and financially viable to keep water flowing for years to come.
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Kenya 23 – next level

Besides reaching out to rural Kenyans, the Foundation wishes to bring facts to the table in the discussions on effects of groundwater pumping.
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Safe water and sanitation in Togo

Together with PlanBørnefonden, the Poul Due Jensen Foundation provides safe water to villages in the Plateaux Region in Togo in West Africa.
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Safe water to Mozambique

This safe water programme will help more than 75,000 people gain direct access to safe water. 57,000 will benefit from solar pump technology.
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Safe Water for Northern Burundi

Together with Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), we work to provide access to safe drinking water for up to 54,000 people in Kirundo Province in Northern Burundi
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Safe water to Malawi

This partnership programme will bring solar powered safe drinking water to more than 20,000 people in four communities in Malawi, served by an expected 8 boreholes under the umbrella of Practical Action’s Sustainable Energy for Rural Communities (SE4RC) programme.
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100 pumps for 100 villages

In most safe water projects, a development NGO will buy in a technical solution through a subcontractor, but in India, we’ve turned the relationship upside down as we work directly with a technology provider.
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Nyarugusu Refugee Camp

Nyarugusu is one of the world’s biggest refugee camps, today home to more than 250,000 refugees from DR Congo and Burundi. It was established in 1997 to host up to 50,000 Congelese refugees. With this project we want to show the world that sustainable solar-powered water solutions are possible, also in refugee camps.
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Disaster response

In the wake of a natural disaster, the Foundation can quickly reach out via our partners to help the victims with emergency safe water supplies.