When rocks become sources of life. Something special is currently being created in the Babati District. Huge rock formations are becoming natural water reservoirs that capture rainwater and direct it to the surrounding communities. A nature-based solution that enables cleaner drinking water for hundreds of families. This project demonstrates how much is possible when humans and nature work together.

Learning that brings joy In the districts of Chhatarpur, Panna, and Niwari, something has been emerging since 2022 that empowers people and transforms communities. UL4C uses the universal languages of sports, art, and music to raise awareness about water, sanitation, and hygiene, and to initiate behavioral changes. No raised finger. No shame. But joy, activation, and community.

Zambia connects growth, creativity, and significant challenges in everyday life. Particularly in the peri-urban areas around Lusaka, schools and families struggle with unreliable water supplies. Sometimes water flows, sometimes it does not. Power outages, rationing, and limited resources make daily life unpredictable. And it is at this point that the work of Viva con Agua begins: where water is lacking and the future is at a standstill. With the WASH’n’soul project, Viva con Agua, together with BORDA Zambia, strengthens water, sanitation, and hygiene at schools in peri-urban areas around Lusaka. The approach is holistic. It combines infrastructure, hygiene knowledge, menstrual health, and local responsibility structures.

John's Rig is our colorful giant. A drilling machine that works its way through the earth for weeks to provide communities with access to clean drinking water. With every meter of depth, a new source for everyday life, health, and future is created.

Uganda is a country full of young energy and great hope. At the same time, many schools still lack secure access to clean drinking water, toilets, and basic hygiene. This is exactly where our work comes in. Since 2023, Viva con Agua has been strengthening schools in Uganda with the ALL4WASH in Schools program: clean water, safe sanitation facilities, and effective hygiene training. Several schools are already benefiting, over 150 teachers have been trained, and we are continuing our efforts. In total, we are supporting 20 schools and reaching around 16,000 children. Every installation, every training, and every drop creates new opportunities for a future that begins more easily.