10 billion litres of clean water for developing countries

A great milestone on World Water Day

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22 March 2022 Hygiene

Since its founding in 2014, the Made Blue Foundation has made 10.022.178.235 liters (over 10 billion) of clean water available in developing countries. The foundation announced this today on World Water Day. CWS is proud to contribute to this achievement as a partner. Clean water is important to us, but did you know that for one in ten people in the world, getting access to clean water is a daily task? Last year, Made Blue's counter stood at 7.9 billion liters. 

In 2021, 2.1 billion liters of clean water were donated to developing countries. .

Clean water is of vital importance 

In developing countries, women and children in particular spend a lot of time collecting water. This water is often polluted. Because of the time they spend on this, they cannot work or go to school.  An estimated 485,000 people die each year as a result of polluted drinking water and poor sanitation. That's more than 1,300 people a day. 

Clean water is of vital importance, but at the moment it is even more important than ever. Because the coronavirus is still spreading through the slums. And you need clean water for good hand hygiene. The goal of our partnership with the Made Blue Foundation is therefore clean (drinking) water & hygiene for everyone. 

Made Blue certificate 2022

Frank van der Tang, Made Blue:

"We are very happy with the cooperation with CWS. Not only does this allow us to realize clean water in developing countries, but at the same time CWS' solutions prevent unnecessary consumption of clean water in our own country."

CWS SmartWash: promoting hygiene and reducing water consumption

In exchange for each rented CWS SmartWash, we and our partner Smixin donate 20,000 liters of water to Made Blue. The foundation will invest this amount in water projects in countries with a severe water shortage, such as Ethiopia. To put this into perspective, 20,000 liters gives 20 children access to clean water at school for an entire year. 

The CWS SmartWash automatically dispenses soap from the faucet head, guaranteeing that everyone uses soap when washing their hands. This innovative faucet uses up to 90% less water compared to a conventional faucet. As a user, you therefore also save drinking water. Ideal to place in a sanitary area for toilet visitors. 

Curious about how donations go to good use? Find out in the video!