Access to clean water is essential for human survival and improving lives in underdeveloped regions. The ZFP Clean Water Initiative funded repairs to a wind-pump and rehabilitation of a borehole to provide consistent access to potable water for farm employees and residents. This initiative conserved water resources, reduced stress on the borehole, and increased human productivity and crop yields through access to clean water.

1. ZFP Clean Water Initiative
Gaining access to clean water is at the heart of programs designed to improve the lives of
people living in regions of the world in which this is a challenge. Clean water initiatives are
funded by private, public, and charitable organizations, because people can survive with little
to no food, but will die without water.
We implemented a water conservation program as part of our mission, and in adherence to
ZFP’s commitment to foster sustainable agriculture. With the repair of the wind-pump, and
the rehabilitation of the borehole, farm employees and residents now have consistent access
to potable water free of contaminates which transmits diseases such as diarrhea, cholera,
dysentery, etc.
The success of our clean water initiative has enabled us to conserve the water resources, thus
reducing the stress on the borehole, as well as realizing greater efficiencies in terms of human
productivity, and crop yield.