Ambassadors

On this page you will find the ambassadors of the program One litre for one litre.
They convert the water savings or consumption of their product, service or organization
into the same number of liters of clean drinking water in developing countries via Made Blue.

Click here for the list in alphabetical order.

La Trappe

La Trappe is a Dutch Trappist beer. Together with Made Blue they launched a unique specialty beer that contained a thousand times as much water. But La Trappe goes even further…

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Bottle Up

Bottle Up offers the perfect alternative to water in PET on the go: a reusable bottle, pre-filled, including 50 litres of clean drinking water via Made Blue.

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MAAS

Every consumption from a MAAS drinks machine provides the same amount of clean drinking water in developing countries through Made Blue.

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i-team Global

The agile i-mop scrubber dryer from i-team Global saves a lot of water. The water that is still needed is converted into clean drinking water in developing countries.

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Get Free Water

Get Free Water distributes free cartons of water in busy places and donates 10 cents for clean drinking water for each carton.Get Free Water deelt gratis pakjes water uit op drukbezochte plekken en…

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MERKKWater

MERKKWater’s mission is to provide sustainable access to water everywhere via its water taps. Therefore, for each new maintenance contract signed, they provide 100,000 litres of clean drinking water…

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Do you also want to be on this list?

Then sign up as an ambassador for our One litre for one litre program.

In this programme you will determine the water savings or the water consumption of your product, service or organization and you balance this with the same amount of litres (or more) of clean drinking water in developing countries.

We ensure that the litres are guaranteed to be available and that you receive a certificate for this. We are happy to help you communicate about this!

This is the complete list of Made Blue ambassadeurs