Over the years, we’ve had a lot of people contacting us to ask how they can help us to get safe drinking water to people in remote or disaster-affected areas. The SkyJuice funding model has always been based on a supply partnering structure and not directly donation based. We want Read more…
Disaster Aid Australia is an active SkyJuice Foundation partner. They assess and install dozens of SkyHydrant systems every year. In this blog we have shared their account of their recent assignment in Bhutan and Nepal. Background During the rainy season in Bhutan and Nepal, sources of drinking water can easily Read more…
SkyJuice has been partnering with Siemens Stiftung, in Kenya, for over 10 years. During this time, over 20 Safe Water Kiosks have been installed. A major objective has been to establish the kiosks as social enterprises, with local people managing the sale and distribution of safe water as well as Read more…
SkyJuice has just installed an additional two demonstration projects in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam. The project has been facilitated by the Australian Water Association and funded by DFAT. SkyJuice has supplied two SkyTower installations in November 2017. The project is also supported by a number of local organisations and sponsors. The official opening of the project at Le Van Tam School involved over 800 school Read more…
Why do some safe water systems in developing countries work, and others don’t? There are some key principles that we’ve learned over the past 12 years. Don’t waste your time and effort. Follow these principles and you will have much greater success installing a system that is valued, utilised and Read more…