Our primary focus is the
alleviation of poverty.
We do this in two simple, yet fundamental ways:

by introducing sanitation and water facilities that create and maintain good health, thereby giving individuals the ability to hold down a job.

by providing the infrastructure for work.
With these two in place, the poorest people in the world can work their own way out of poverty rather than receive continual and long-lasting subsidies. We are after independence, not dependence.
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Latest news
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Urine fertilising crops and saving money
"Consider these facts about urine: Adults produce about four to eight cups (one to two liters) per day, it's a reservoir of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus, the same elements that ...
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Donor aversion to ‘unsexy’ water projects threatens development goal
"More than 1 billion people will not get the basic sanitation and the clean water promised as such projects shrink sharply as a proportion of global aid budgets. A key development ...
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Ecosan toilets for 2,000 people in Tamil Nadu
In November 2010, we held a large fundraising event in the UK which raised enough money for us to build individual ecosan (composting) toilets for 2,000 people in the village ...
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Fiona Bruce narrates our new film
Britain's well known BBC newsreader and presenter Fiona Bruce is the voice-over for our latest film, "Independence, not Dependence". The video gives an introduction to who we are, what we ...
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Cleaning Delhi through Facebook
"When 22-year-old Piyush Goyal posted his complaint of garbage spilling over from the dump in his area, on the Facebook page of Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), little had ...
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In November 2010, we held a large fundraising event in the UK which raised ...