SkyJuice Foundation has achieved a significant milestone, winning the prestigious 2025 Zayed Sustainability Prize in the Water category. Recognized globally as a benchmark for innovation and impactful contributions to sustainable development, this accolade highlights SkyJuice’s and our partners transformative efforts in providing sustainable water solutions. The awards ceremony, hosted in Read more…
In the past decade, the SkyJuice passive membrane technology has transformed lives across Mindanao, the Philippines. Through the Philippines’ “Safe Water for Every Child” (SWFEC) initiative, over 240 schools and villages now have sustainable access to safe drinking water. This groundbreaking effort not only addresses water scarcity but also improves Read more…
In 2024, Bangladesh faced another relentless wave of floods, a harsh reminder of the profound impact of climate change and its geographical challenges near the Bay of Bengal and the Ganges Delta. As a response, Arbeiter Samariter Bund (ASB), our long-term safe water delivery partner, mobilised SkyHydrants and SkyBoxes to Read more…
Zayed Sustainability Prize announced the 2025 finalists this month, and we are excited to say that SkyJuice Foundation is amongst the three finalists in the water category. The Zayed Sustainability Prize’s Jury elected the 33 finalists from 5,980 submissions across six categories: Health, Food, Energy, Water, Climate Action and Global Read more…
The Provincial Schools Water Project provided SkyHydrant GEM safe water installations to 50 schools, mainly in the departments of Cundinamarca and Boyaca in Colombia. These schools have over 10,000 students between them each year. The project was carried out over four years between 2018 and 2022 by local and international Read more…
Bhutan 2020 safe water project was initiated in 2018 by Disaster Aid Australia as the initial phase of a long-term objective to supply water to every school in Bhutan. Bhutan has a total population of 750,000 people, of which approximately 120,000 are school-aged children, and 424 public schools across the Read more…
In February 2024, our long-term global partner, SIEMENS Stiftung, released a research study on the success and impact of the decentralised water kiosk model and its technical and economic viability. This study followed the Safe Water Enterprise (SWE) Project initiated by SIEMENS Stiftung and SkyJuice Foundation in 2012 in Kenya. Read more…