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75,000 football pitches of protected nature, water for 100,000 people!

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Haiti’s farmers are feeling the effects of climate change

Haiti - Haiti has an average of 1400 mm of rainfall per year, but it fluctuates a lot. Some regions see more or less rain, and the periods of rainfall also differ. The amount of water does not meet human...

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What we do

Join For Water guarantees water for people and nature alike, today, as well as tomorrow. We operate in 9 countries, together with various different partners.   

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Environmental management

We restore freshwater ecosystems such as mangroves, wetlands, rivers and source zones.

Climate action

We protect precious natural areas, allies in the battle against climate change.

Food production

We produce food using sustainable and water-efficient farming techniques.

Drinking water and sanitation

We improve access to drinking water, toilets and hygiene for a dignified existence.

Conscious consumption

We inspire people, schools, companies, associations and local authorities to consume in more conscious ways.

Active in 9 countries

We work in Belgium, Benin, Burundi, DR Congo, Ecuador/Peru, Haiti, Mali and Uganda.

Where we operate

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Restoring fragile wetlands, step by step

Fixing an ecosystem isn’t something you can do overnight. With good planning and the cooperation of our partner JESE, we managed to make good progress in the Rushango wetland between 2019 and 2021.

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Joining forces for water in Bunia

Getting drinking water from the tap is not as easy as it is for us. Families have to do their bit.

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16

the main pipeline will be 16 km long

300

metres were dug every day

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Restore the mangrove and everyone will benefit

Mangroves are rich ecosystems, but they are often threatened by logging. In the south of Benin, Join For Water is working on a double track: restoring the mangrove and providing an alternative for the need for wood.

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800

people participated in tree planting

18,500

mangrove seedlings were planted

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Together we restore ecosystems and bring water closer to people who are lacking it.

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75,000 football pitches

is the total area of freshwater ecosystems that you help to protect every year.

100,000 people

annually reap the benefits of protected and restored ecosystems or gain sustainable access to water.