Earlier this year, we shared the news of our new partnership with the Czech Embassy in Bangkok to expand access to clean drinking water in Phongsaly Province, northern Laos.
We are now pleased to share an update from the first phase of the Laos Access Water Project, implemented with the support of the Czech Embassy’s Small Scale Projects grant program and our local partner, ECONOX Laos.
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A new partnership with the Czech Embassy in Bangkok allows Abundant Water to expand safe water access in northern Laos
Thanks to Abundant Water’s water filters, perhaps for the first time in Timor-Leste, primary school students across an entire subdistrict now have access to clean, filtered drinking water at school.
John Dashe is AW’s new Program Supervisor in Timor. “Any company can sell a water filter, right? But what sets Abundant Water apart is the social enterprise model.” Meet the New Boss.
