Créateur deau potable
Globally, 1.8 billion people use drinking-water sources contaminated with fecal matter. African and rural populations are the ones who suffer most from this evil.
Populations with no access to safe drinking water are now predominantly located in remote areas. This “hard core” requires decentralized solutions.
(Global assessment of exposure to fecal contamination through drinking water based on a systematic review, Robert Bain et Al, 2014). Borehole and well water is too often unsafe (fluoride, bacteria, viruses…)
As this woman reminded us during last Paris marathon, many women walk close to 40 km every day to fetch water. Aclaira can significantly ease this burden by distributing water through its kiosks.
Discover and follow the projects and solutions that Aclaira deploys to meet underserved populations drinking water needs.
Nyapienya village, in Ghana, is expanding. A new residential quarter is being built for neighboring banana farm workers. The European Union finances the construction of 224 houses and a social center as part of its Banana Support Measures (MAB) program.
Despite the constant efforts of the public authorities, one out of four Malians still does not have access to safe drinking water (Source: WHO, Unicef, 2015 data – © Observatoire des inégalités). Beyond the statistics, the mediocre quality of the
The Two thousand villagers of Kasunya, Dunyo Korpe and Gozah Korpe have now access to healthy safe drinking water. Fonds de Dotation de la Compagnie Fruitière and Fair Trade Premium have financially helped and encouraged them to create their Water
Aclaira has executed a license agreement with its partners Rotreat and Deknomet. This is a key step in its development that opens the Indian market! Founded in 1993, Rotreat is the leader in the design and improvement of reverse osmosis