Our project in Ethiopia started more than six months ago, so it’s time for an interim report. In it we see how much is needed before construction can start. There are also quite a few challenges in the country.
Category: News
Vietnam update: On TV and extension
In Vietnam we recently celebrated the official opening of the water supply, which to our surprise even made national TV. Another surprise was that there was budget left and that is why we are going to expand.
Uganda update: the preparations
The preparations for our project WASH & Learn in Uganda are in full swing and there is a lot involved. Covid also has a special influence here. Read all about it in this update.
La Trappe and BrewDog support Made Blue with limited edition
La Trappe is releasing a limited edition beer in collaboration with the Scottish brewery BrewDog: Practice What You Preach. With this they support Made Blue together and hope to realize 100 million liters of clean drinking water.
GET A SUSTAINABLE QUALITY MARK IN HOSPITALITY WITH TAP WATER
If you want to achieve a sustainable quality mark as a hotel, restaurant or event center, it certainly helps to serve tap water instead of spring water or mineral water. You can read how that works here.
Deposits for clean drinking water at Schiphol Airport
Since this summer, there are more than 70 bins at Schiphol in which you can donate your PET bottle for drinking water. There’s more to it than you think…
Ethiopia update: Completed succesfully
At the end of 2020, the project Making WASH everybody’s business in Ethiopia was successfully completed. Here you can read everything about the results and the impact of the project.
Why the best water for the world
Our solutions are not only very sustainable, they also have a huge impact nearby and far away. Why? We are happy to explain.
The Corona crisis: how are things going in Africa?
What are the consequences – both negative and positive – of the corona crisis in Africa? And what is the role of water? We looked into it.
The Dutch drink more and more water and more often flavoured.
The Dutch drink more and more water and more often flavoured. That may be healthy, but not as good for the environment if it is bottled water.