Another successful year lies behind the WaterFoundation. Some projects in Ethiopia and Eritrea have been completed according to plan, others are being continued. In addition, there are exciting new projects such as the CloudFisher construction in the Bolivian Andes and in the highlands of Tanzania, which we are implementing together with our cooperation partners. And Weiterlesen
In July 2019, the Water Foundation, together with the Munich Re Foundation and the Oswald Foundation, awarded the Zabalketa organisation a grant of at least €150,000 for a fog collector project in Bolivia. As planned, Martina Mayerhofer (Munich Re Foundation), Teresa López de Armentia (Zabalketa), Peter Trautwein (Water Foundation) and staff of the Bolivian NGO Weiterlesen
In order to support the development of projects to extract water from fog, the Water Foundation, together with the Munich Re Foundation and with the generous support of the Oswald Foundation from Pfarrkirchen, provided a grant at the beginning of the year for the provision of new or the improvement of existing fog collector projects Weiterlesen
Ready to go! Together with its partners ped-world e.V. and Viva con Agua, the Water Foundation will ensure that 13 schools in Tanzania will have a continuous water supply and sanitary facilities in the future. In January 2019, the Water Foundation already sent five CloudFisher Mini fogcollectors worth 39,000 Euros to the Babati region. Peter Weiterlesen
Peter Trautwein can be very persistent if he pursues a goal. And it is thanks to this characteristic that, after two years of construction, Mount Boutmezguida is now home to the world’s largest fog collector system, which supplies 1,600 people with clean drinking water. It was just as important to him to illustrate that all Weiterlesen
Five CloudFisher Mini fog collectors (see picture) arrived safely in Dareda, Tanzania at the beginning of 2019. Together with our partner p(e)d-World we will install them in February 2020. The fog collectors will supply five schools on the high plateau around Umagi and Qameyu – in the Babati district and about 300 km from Arusha/Kilimanjaro Weiterlesen