Kindly donated during the DROP4DROP X ED SHEERAN Campaign

Mozambique is an East African country of 27 million people, known for its beautiful coastline and swaying palm trees. However, Mozambique also has one of the lowest rates of water and sanitation coverage in sub-Saharan Africa. Around 60% of rural communities do not have access to clean water. Poverty levels are high and sustainable water sources scarce. Communities often lack the knowledge to maintain wells, leading them to fall into disrepair. Drop4drop have
undertaken an extensive restoration scheme, fixing broken bore-wells and empowering communities to manage and maintain their projects locally and effectively. Providing clean water sources in rural Mozambique improves locals’ health and lays a foundation to sustainable development and a brighter future.

“I am so happy to see this well working again. Life was very hard for us when it broken.
We were forced to beg for water from our distant neighbours.
Thank you so much for taking away our water burden and giving us life.” – Maria Raibo

This project was undertaken as part of our campaign of projects that actively reduce carbon emissions. This project helped the community save their much needed wood which was previously being burnt daily to boil water. This project has also eliminated the many thousands of hours previously spent on walking to collect water.