Safe water

Water treatment and supply infrastructure improving access to safe drinking water.

Regions and countries

The hub's profiled projects and the registry entries are counted together. An entry that names several countries is counted under each.

Africa26
Africa
CountryEntries
Benin1
Eritrea1
Guinea1
Kenya7
Madagascar2
Malawi1
Mali1
Mozambique1
Nigeria2
Rwanda2
Senegal1
Togo1
Uganda4
Zambia1
Asia and the Pacific19
Asia and the Pacific
CountryEntries
Bangladesh1
Cambodia4
India3
Indonesia1
Laos3
Pakistan2
Vietnam5

Projects

Africa Sand Dam Foundation sand dams, southeast Kenya

Community-built sand dams that store seasonal river water in sand, so dryland families in Ukambani have water close to home.

Cleaner, Safer Water in Cambodia

A Cambodian social enterprise distributing ceramic water filters, financed on the Gold Standard marketplace.

GivePower Solar Water Farm, Kiunga

GivePower's first solar water farm, desalinating seawater for a coastal Kenyan fishing community.

Mozambique Safe Water Project

A Gold Standard-registered programme rehabilitating and installing water infrastructure across Mozambican communities.

Safe Water Systems for Rural Uganda

TASC-financed distribution of Purifaaya ceramic water filters manufactured by SPOUTS of Water in western Uganda.

Solar Water Filtration Units for Rural Areas in Coastal Bangladesh

A reverse-osmosis and UV purification programme across six coastal Bangladeshi districts where household water testing found widespread E. coli contamination.

TerraClear Ceramic Water Purifier Project

A Laotian social enterprise manufacturing ceramic gravity water filters.

Uganda Gender Responsive Safe Water Project

Described by Gold Standard as the first project certified under its Gender Responsive Framework, rehabilitating community boreholes in Uganda's Lango region.

Vietnam Water Purifier Project

A $50 million World Bank Emission Reduction-Linked Bond financing water purifiers for Vietnamese schools.

Water is Life, Madagascar

Manual pump wells and solar-powered water systems built around Toliara, guaranteeing free water access to over 80,000 people.

Also listed in the registries