Support Development one drop at a time
Over 16 years of years of experience in complex and changing environment (Senegal, Ghana, Benin, Mexico, Bolivia, etc.) have proven the efficiency of rainwater harvesting, and the impact of this resource, as a vector of resilience and accelerator of sustainable change in developing countries.
Our action is based on the implementation of rainwater management systems, in developing countries where access to drinking water and vulnerability to climate change are daily problems, impacting directly the lives of thousands of women and children.
Our intervention is articulated around 3 components: 1) implementation of projects 2) capacity building and 3) development of integrated natural resources management tools and policy.
We offer local governments and communities:
> Expertise to plan, develop and build rainwater harvesting systems
> Tools to decision-makers to ensure the management and sustainability of investments.
> Trainings to enhance the technical and management capacities of people local decision-makers and technical services.
> Support for the development of local and regional strategies for the conservation and management of water resources and resilience and adaptation to climate change.
Our projects
The Blue Schools
This program aims to educate schoolchildren to the management of water, sanitation and good hygiene practices, but also the recovery of waste to make blue schools, incubators of social change "
Raincommunity
Construction of rainwater harvesting systems in Bhaktapur, to provide safe access todrinking water in 2 schools and 6 camps for displaced families after the 2015 earthquake.
The Rain, the soil and the people
Climate change requires us to rethink our management methods and practices. This project aims to build community resilience by combining better management of water resources, trees and soil.
" Unserved "
The "Unserved" project aims to provide access to clean water and restore dignity for those who have nothing, the forgotten from water services, who live on the outskirts of our cities and have to fight every day to access even water for drinking.
Workshops Water and the City
The objective of this workshop is to bring school children to become aware of their environment, and to be able to implement concrete and sustainable solutions in their city.
In the rain ink
The aim of this "In the rain ink" project is to transform the representations of rainwater seen as a nuisance, poetically using the urban environment in which we live.