Celebrating Eight Years of Clean Water Access in Kenya
On the United Nations’ International Day of Charity,
Waterdrop Filter proudly collaborates with
The Water Project to commemorate their remarkable eight-year partnership dedicated to enhancing access to clean water in Western Kenya. This collaboration, which began in 2017, has successfully provided thousands of families and children with the essential resource of clean drinking water, demonstrating the profound positive impact such initiatives can have on communities.
The Genesis of a Transformative Partnership
The partnership was initiated in 2016 after Waterdrop Filter became aware of the severe scarcity of clean water in sub-Saharan Africa. Recognizing that access to clean water is a basic human right, the company launched the
Water4Smile initiative in 2017, pledging that for every water filter sold, one child would receive clean water for a day. By choosing
The Water Project as a trusted partner, Waterdrop Filter has developed a collaboration that embodies its commitment to global solidarity.
Milestones Achieved Together
Over the years, The Water Project has constructed more than 2,600 water facilities, boasting a remarkable 96% operational rate, thereby providing over 900,000 people in Western Kenya with access to safe and reliable water.
Angel, a 13-year-old student from Kakoyi Primary School, shared how their new water source is significantly easing their lives. "Our new water source helps our parents save money because we no longer battle waterborne diseases. Teachers can also spend more time with students since we aren’t leaving school to fetch water anymore," she said.
This transformative impact is echoed by
Philip, the president of Waterdrop Filter, who stated, "On this International Day of Charity, we are reminded that access to clean water is not only a fundamental human need, but also a foundation for dignity, education, and equality. Our eight-year collaboration with The Water Project exemplifies how consistent charitable commitment can change communities and bring about sustainable change."
The Vision for the Future
Waterdrop Filter remains steadfast in its mission, aspiring for a future where every individual in the region has access to clean and safe water. The notable transformation of communities through this partnership serves as an inspiration, showing that sustainable commitments can yield tangible benefits.
Since its inception in 2015, Waterdrop Filter has emerged as a leading brand in water purification, catering solutions for homes, offices, and outdoor activities. Their product portfolio includes under-sink and countertop reverse osmosis systems, jugs, and household filters, all designed with the mission of providing access to clean water globally. Millions of households rely on Waterdrop Filter for innovative filtration solutions.
The company continues to advocate for ESG practices, sustainable development, and the empowerment of communities, highlighting its dedication to ensuring that clean water remains accessible for all. To learn more about Waterdrop Filter and their initiatives, visit
www.waterdropfilter.com.
Conclusion
As Waterdrop Filter and The Water Project jointly celebrate their eight-year milestone, their unwavering dedication remains a testament to the power of collaboration in addressing critical issues such as water accessibility. This achievement underscores the potential for meaningful change when businesses align their operations with social responsibility, paving the way for cleaner, healthier futures in regions that need it most.