• Delivering Immediate Safe Water Following the Venezuela Earthquake

    Delivering Immediate Safe Water Following the Venezuela Earthquake

    On 24 June 2026, two powerful earthquakes measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck north-central Venezuela, followed by more than 900 aftershocks. The earthquakes caused widespread damage across Caracas, La Guaira and surrounding regions, resulting in significant loss of life and leaving tens of thousands of people displaced. As the emergency response transitioned into recovery, access…

  • Zayed Sustainability Price – Safe Water Stories from Colombia

    Zayed Sustainability Price – Safe Water Stories from Colombia

    Since the Zayed Sustainability Prize started in 2008, it has helped over 12 million people get access to safe drinking water. As the proud 2025 winner of the Zayed Sustainability Prize in the Water category, here are some of the safe water stories we have helped create in Colombia. https://youtu.be/_YuAH5hWhmE?si=g20xCk1awDI6lOp8

  • SkyHydrants at the Frontline of Cholera Response in Tete Province, Mozambique

    SkyHydrants at the Frontline of Cholera Response in Tete Province, Mozambique

    In early January 2026, Tete Province in Mozambique faced a rapidly escalating cholera outbreak. Within just a few weeks, more than 2,200 cases were reported, placing immense pressure on already vulnerable communities. The drivers of the outbreak were clear, yet complex: heavy seasonal rains and flooding, widespread reliance on unsafe water sources, limited sanitation, and…

On 24 June 2026, two powerful earthquakes measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck north-central Venezuela, followed by more than 900 aftershocks. The

Since the Zayed Sustainability Prize started in 2008, it has helped over 12 million people get access to safe drinking water. As

Across Latin America, access to safe drinking water remains a daily struggle for millions of people living in rural, remote, and displaced

In 2024, Bangladesh faced another relentless wave of floods, a harsh reminder of the profound impact of climate change and its geographical

Bhutan 2020 safe water project was initiated in 2018 by Disaster Aid Australia as the initial phase of a long-term objective to

Maji Safi safe water kiosk building in Kenya. Kiosk provides safe water to the local community using the SkyHydrant ultra-filtration technology.

In February 2024, our long-term global partner, SIEMENS Stiftung, released a research study on the success and impact of the decentralised water