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Charity:water is a non-profit organization founded in 2006 by Scott Harrison that aims to bring clean drinking water to developing countries. Since 2006, Charity:water has funded over 22,000 water projects in 24 countries, supplying clean water to over 7 million people. One of their key initiatives is the Pipeline Project, which trains local mechanics to quickly repair water points and ensure continuous access to clean water. Charity:water has raised over $43 million and works with partners like Google to monitor their projects' impact through water sensors.
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- 2. About them -charity:water is a non-profit organization. -Aims to bring safe and clean drinking water to developing nations -People can donate money to help the developing countries FOUNDED IN 2006 BY：Scott Harrison -Fomer club Promoter,also the founder and CEO of charity:water. -Currently about 70+ staffs
- 3. History of Charity:water -Since 2006, Charity:water has funded water programs in 24 countries in Africa, Asia, Central and South America. -Charity:water has funded 22936 water projects -Charity:water supplied 7015189 people with clean water. -Initiated the Pipeline project. Under this project, Charity:water will train and equip local mechanics to quickly respond when repairs are needed. These teams typically handle 50-100 water points in an area.--> This ensures that people will get clean water everyday without fail.
- 4. Achievements -In 2012, Charity:water came out with a project with google on a sensor that could tell us whether water is flowing at any of thier projects at any given time any where in the world to aid in pipeline project. -Managed to raised $43.4M. in 2014. Which includes $27.9M. for clean water and $15.5M for operations.
- 5. Impact -One of the many places which benefited from the project is Cuesta Pata Village, Bolivia -Cuetsa Pata now has access to clean and safe drinking water. -established a water committee to collect fees,implement hygiene purposes and maintain the water project -Many families have benefitted from the larger gravity fed system. -There are still a lot of countries like Cambodia and Nepal
- 7. Done by: SSG Shi JiaPeng SSG Alan Tan SGT Heli CPL Daniel Goh