Half a billion litres. Halfway to a billion. It is a big number, and big numbers can feel abstract. So here is what it really is. It is a glass filled at a kitchen sink in Kigali. A jerrycan carried home in time for school. A restaurant that opens on schedule because the tap works. A clinic with clean hands and clean instruments. Five hundred million litres is not a statistic — it is half a billion ordinary moments that used to be uncertain and now simply happen. Every litre

On World Water Day 2026, we reflect on a truth too often overlooked: water is a gender issue. In rural Rwanda, the simple act of turning on a tap is changing everything for women and girls. Every morning, before the sun rises over the hills of rural Rwanda, women and girls begin a journey that millions know by heart — the walk to collect water. Carrying heavy jerricans on their heads or backs, they spend hours each day on trips that are exhausting, sometimes dangerous, and al

Front view of the facility with company staff van We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our new facility in Rwamagana...