Invest in Water, Invest in Livelihoods
Help village leaders like Headwoman Shamanjanji and 2,300 people with water for food, drinking and income.We are a non-profit organization based in Zambia, established in 2019. We design, equip, and implement sustainable solar-powered water infrastructure and systems for productive use, aiming to improve livelihoods and combat rural poverty across Africa.
African communities developed through solar-powered water.
To equip rural communities in Zambia and Africa with solar-powered water infrastructure and systems for productive use, food security, and socio-economic development.
1. To provide solar-powered water infrastructure in rural communities, enhancing access to water for productive use, improving food security and socio-economic development in Zambia and Africa.
2. To empower women and youth in rural communities by providing access to water resources that support agricultural activities and entrepreneurship, fostering economic independence and improving livelihoods
3. To enhance knowledge and technology in Africa's water economics through research and advocacy for improved national, regional, and global policies.
Discover how we empower communities through sustainable water solutions, agricultural development, and advocacy.
Our primary activity is to develop and implement water infrastructure to benefit rural and economically disadvantaged communities. This involves creating sustainable systems for drinking water, irrigation, and livestock. Read More
We engage communities in agricultural activities to enhance food security and income, utilizing sustainable practices like precision irrigation and solar energy systems. Read More
We analyze how water access improves food security, income, and quality of life using real-time data and impact assessments to refine strategies. Read More>
We explore the Water-Energy-Agriculture nexus, conducting dialogues and promoting innovative policies to strengthen Zambia's water economy. Read More
Our process transforms rural productivity and livelihoods through innovative solutions.
Discover how we are transforming communities through innovative water solutions.
The Mphande Community Development Project aims to improve livelihoods
in rural villages through solar-powered water systems, food security, and increased
income. Located in Kafue District, Zambia, it serves 6,000 people across three
villages.
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Our flagship project provides water for drinking, agriculture, and
aquaculture to rural women in Shibuyunji. Over 120 women now have irrigated plots,
earning sustainable income to support their families.
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Launched in 2024, this program brings together stakeholders to
innovate and collaborate on sustainable water resource management, addressing water
scarcity, climate change, and job creation in Zambia.
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The city of Lusaka has been affected by flooding mainly emanating
from lack of serviced land, speculation on land, complex procedures and lack of
correct information of land use and land ownership,
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Discover the impactful achievements we’ve accomplished together in 2024 through sustainable water solutions.
Constructed 3 extra solar-powered water infrastructure, productive use to rural communities and enhancing agriculture. Serving more than 2,000 people.
Hosted the inaugural Water Economy Dialogue, fostering collaboration among 25 stakeholders
for sustainable water resource management.
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Supported at least 200 women having savings groups, enabling financial resilience and
entrepreneurial activities in rural areas.
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Trained at least 50 young people in water and solar systems maintenance and sustainable
agricultural skills.
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Worked closely with stakeholders to ensure accountability and foster equitable water access initiatives.
Set the stage for 2025 with plans to deepen impact and innovate sustainable water solutions further.
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Discover how we're transforming lives in our 2024 Annual Report. Where water flows, opportunities grow—join us in making an impact...
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Read MoreExplore our annual reports and key documents that highlight our progress, impact, and future goals.
Chairman
Reuben is the Managing Director and Co-Founder of Musika Development Limited, one of the biggest organisations in Zambia. He has more than 20 years of experience in Agribusiness and market systems.
Co-founder & Co-Chairman
Paul is the Co-founder & Co-Chairman of Africa Access Water, he has more than 20 years of experience in water systems and business management.
Finance & Resource Mobilisation
Maurice is a Master of Laws and is a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects. He has delivered numerous major projects throughout Middle East, Africa and Europe. He brings with him a wealth of experience in economic development as well as best-practice in sustainable development.
Global Networks & Partnerships Advisor
Anna is a Harvard Scholar with extensive experience in sustainable social programming, equitable education access, and global protection policies.
Our management
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Director of Projects
Advocacy & Communication Officer
Sustainable Livelihoods Officer
Finance Manager
Country Representative- Congo Brazzaville
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