Clean Drinking Water When Disaster Strikes
One of the biggest problems that disaster relief crews face is that of fresh, clean drinking water, as most disasters will disrupt or contaminate existing supplies like wells and rivers. The most common problems are agricultural runoff and human sewerage systems...Donate
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UPDATE on Bhutan 2020 – NATIONAL SCHOOLS PROJECT – Safe Water Installations
Amazing and steady progress is being made by Disaster Aid Australia (DAA) on its flagship Bhutan Schools Program. The project...
Desalination – The Holy Grail?
Desalination is a conversation that is omnipresent. The global trend of persistent longer periods of drought has stimulated another surge...
Dr David Garman; Water, Research and the Academia
There is no Nobel prize for water and while there are many prizes for water activities, the closest to the...
Critical SkyHydrant installations for refugee camps in Myanmar
It is an on-going challenge to provide adequate quantities of safe water efficiently and reliably for all refugee and IDP...
Safe water for 8,000 school children in India – A partnership with ROTARY
Rotary International and many of their local clubs have been instrumental in enabling and coordinating SkyHydrant installations globally. The most...
What is water quality and how can we manage it?
Interestingly enough, there is no simple definition of water quality. It is used to refer to the properties of materials...
MARQUEE COLOMBIA SCHOOLS PROJECT – ROTARY GLOBAL GRANT 2019
PROJECT OVERVIEW Rotary Clubs in Colombia and their Australian Rotary club partners are rolling out a showcase global school’s project...
Continuing school safe water installations in Vietnam – Partnership with DFAT and the Australian Water Association
The Australian Government (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, DFAT) and Australian Water Association (AWA) has extended the SkyJuice pilot...
Disaster Aid Australia- Working in disaster zones; Mariah’s Story
SkyJuice Foundation has a long-standing partnership with Disaster Aid Australia (DAA). DAA has delivered numerous safe water installation projects worldwide...
Money or innovation? What is essential to address WATSAN & SDG outcomes.
Previously I have discussed the Sustainable Development Goals and the need for action. I am frequently asked do we need...
Wath Onger MAJI SAFI- SAFE WATER KIOSK – Kenya
We are pleased to share with you Paul Mwariri’s abridged story of the recent SkyHydrant SAFE WATER kiosk installation in...
World Water Day 2019 – Leaving No One Behind
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