EWP members
Contact:
Eric Stowe
A Child's Right provides water purification technologies and clean water systems to orphanages, street shelters, children's hospitals and schools in developing countries.
Contact:
Brittany Young
A non-profit public charity that builds wells in rural African Schools.
Contact:
Christine Kahmann
Action Against Hunger is an international humanitarian organisation committed to ending child hunger Recognised as one of the leading organisations in the fight against malnutrition, Action Against Hunger works to save the lives of malnourished children while providing communities with sustainable access to safer water and long term solutions to hunger.
Contact:
Jean La Pegue
Le combat d’Action contre la Faim vise à éradiquer la faim de manière globale, durable et efficace dans le monde.
Contact:
Laurent Kouma Dekalikan
To provide safe drinking water along with improved hygiene and health education and awareness and sanitation facilities, within the population of Togo. Reducing water-borne diseases, particularly diarrhoeal diseases among children. To enhance many lives through improved access to water supply and sanitation in Togo. To increase accessibility and availability to safe, adequate and reliable water supply and contribute to the provision of appropriate sanitation services to poor and disadvantaged people. To improve the standard of living of people I small towns and rural villages especially children through programmes of education, training and social welfare.
Contact:
Princewill Emeka Mordi
Africa Intiative for Environment Sustainable Network's mission is to reduce poverty through their campaign against Publice Private Participation in the water sector.
Contact:
Baker Yiga
The African Civil Society Network on Water and Sanitation (ANEW) is a regional networking body of African civil society organizations (CSOs) actively involved in the field of sustainable water management, water supply and sanitation.ANEW is an autonomous Africa-wide platform which aims to ensure that the diverse voices of African civil society organizations on water and sanitation are represented and heard in the development and implementation of Water and Sanitation plans and policies.
Contact:
David Atieku
arudmo@gmail.com
ARUDMO works with women, youth and rural communities in Africa to provide education, training and resources for economic, political and personal empowerment. The organisation is led by a network of country representatives.
Contact:
MD. Moniruzzaman
Aid Organization is a Non-Govt., Non-profit, Voluntary and Social welfare organization working in Bangladesh. It was established in 1997 with the initiative of some social workers in Southern Part of Bangladesh at promoting the life status of poor and disadvantaged people of Bangladesh especially for women, children and disabled persons. Aid Organization believes in non-directive, bottom up, integrated and participatory development framework.
Contact:
Imran Arshad
The Foundation works in the international area of disaster relief and its innovation aid delivery model comprises Rescue, Recovery, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction.
Contact:
Shamim Arfeen
AOSED is committed to conserving environment, ecology and biodiversity of the Southwest Coastal Region of Bangladesh, facing the challenges bring created by climate change, and improving the standard of lives and livelihoods of grassroots people through ensuring their access to natural and other common resources.
Contact:
Malik Nazir / Ahmed Wattoo
Anjuman Samaji Behbood (ASB) works the field of water and sanitation.
Contact:
R.Chandrashekar
ASARE is a non profit making voluntary organisation; working for upliftment of rural and urban poor and up-gradation of environment through people participation. Since its inceptions organisation has been focussing on development of rural poor to access basic amenities of water, sanitation, food and shelter. Presently ASARE organisation is working in 57 most backward villages, slums of urban area in Hassan district of Karnataka state, INDIA.
Contact:
Ahmed Jaafari
The SEEPOM is an NGO with a national working for the protection of the environment and sustainable development throughout the country related to its purpose or its focal areas, such as: Environmental education; Biodiversity; Water Management; Pesticide, chemical and waste management; Involvement of people (including women) in protecting the environment, in the fight against wasteful water and water pollution..