P.O Box 38273, Dar es salaam, Tanzania.
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Clean Water Access

Innovative purification technologies and infrastructure development ensuring safe drinking water reaches the last mile.

Menstrual Health

Breaking stigma through education and empowering women with skills to produce reusable sanitary products.

Nature Protection

Strategic conservation of springs, rivers, and watersheds to safeguard water sources for future generations.

PILLAR 01

Access to Clean Drinking Water

We deploy environmentally friendly technologies that transform contaminated water into safe drinking water without relying on complex infrastructure or chemical treatments.

SaWa Bag Technology

Solar water disinfection bags using UV-A radiation and thermal treatment to eliminate pathogens in 2–6 hours.

Water Pathogen Detection

Rapid field testing kits enabling communities to monitor water quality and detect contamination instantly.

Silver Lake Research Water Testing Kit
Watersafe Drinking Water Test Kit

WaterSafe® Detection Technology by Silver Lake Research

Community borehole water access
Schoolgirl with sanitary pads
Boys supporting menstrual hygiene
Women producing reusable sanitary pads
PILLAR 02

Menstrual Hygiene Programs

Dismantling period stigma through comprehensive education and sustainable local production. We engage both girls and boys to foster supportive school environments.

School-Based Education

Age-appropriate awareness programs for girls and boys, normalizing menstruation and building empathy.

Local Production Capacity

Training women in sewing and distributing reusable sanitary pads, creating economic opportunities alongside health outcomes.

Community Distribution Networks

Establishing supply chains managed by local women cooperatives to ensure sustained pad accessibility.

Dignity for Every Girl
Ensuring no girl misses school because of her period.
PILLAR 03

Extended Water Services & Infrastructure

Using geospatial data and community mapping to strategically expand water access. We drill boreholes, rehabilitate existing systems, and install storage solutions where they are needed most.

Borehole Drilling

Data-driven site selection ensures sustainable yields and equitable community access.

Storage & Distribution

Elevated tanks and solar-powered distribution networks for reliable pressure and coverage.

Community water borehole
Water storage tanks infrastructure
Solar powered water standpipe
Protected natural spring with concrete structure
Protected spring water source
Conserved river and forest ecosystem
PILLAR 04

Protection of Natural Water Bodies

We safeguard the sources of life itself—springs, rivers, and mountain watersheds—through community-led conservation strategies that prevent degradation and ensure ecological balance.

Spring Protection Structures

Concrete encasement, fencing, and drainage to prevent contamination and animal intrusion.

Riparian Buffer Zones

Reforestation and land-use agreements to protect riverbanks from erosion and agricultural runoff.

Watershed Management Committees

Local governance structures empowered to enforce bylaws and manage conservation activities.

Nature-Based Solutions
Protecting water at its source is the most cost-effective intervention.
PILLAR 05

Improved Hygienic Interventions

From school latrines to community handwashing campaigns, we build the physical infrastructure and behavioral foundations for lasting hygiene change.

School Sanitation Facilities

Gender-segregated, disability-accessible latrines with menstrual hygiene management units.

Community Hygiene Awareness

Behavior change communication campaigns on handwashing, food hygiene, and safe water storage.

Pad Accessibility Programs

Emergency pad supplies and private changing facilities in all partner schools.

Clean brick school latrine with handwashing station
School-Ready Infrastructure
OUR IMPACT

Measurable Change

Every intervention is tracked to ensure accountability and continuous improvement.

50K+
People with Water Access
12K+
Girls Reached with MHM
35+
Springs Protected
80+
School Latrines Built

Strategic Alignment

Our WASH program directly contributes to Tanzania's National Sanitation Campaign and aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring every investment generates national and global value.

SDG 3 - Good Health & Well-being

Strengthening primary healthcare systems, digital health solutions, diseases prevention, maternal and child health service, and community health worker programs.

SDG 4 - Quality Education

Expanding access to inclusive education through teacher training, digital learning platforms, STEM education, and vocational skills development.

Clean Water & Sanitation

Improving access to safe water, sanitation infrastructure, hygiene education, and environmentally sustainable water solutions.

SDG 5 - Gender Equality

Promoting gender equality through youth empowerment, women's participation, menstrual hygiene management, and inclusive community development programs.

SDG 8 - Decent Work & Economic Growth

Supporting livelihood through entrepreneurship, mushroom farming, vocational training, and economic empowerment initiatives.

SDG 13 - Climate Action

Advancing climate change mitigation, environmental conservation, watershed protection, and sustainable resource management.

Project Information

  • Category WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene)
  • Implementing Partner Melian Foundation
  • Focus Areas Water access, sanitation infrastructure, hygiene education, community capacity building
  • Geographic Scope Tanzania — Rural and peri-urban communities
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