CLEAN WATER AND ENERGY FOR ZIMBABWE
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Week 38
‘1 500 women die giving birth’
Men should lead GBV fight: Nyathi
Zim yet to realise peace: CSOs
Govt committed to equitable access to water, sanitation, health | The Sunday Mail
Zimbabwe civil servants threaten September 26 wage strike
Go to hell, Zanu PF tells US, NGOs
Bulawayo Schools Introduce Chinese Language As Subject
US-Africa summit invites Zimbabwe in from the cold
Kanyemba: Risking lives to stay alive
UN’s WFP plans food relief for 700,000 people in Zimbabwe
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Emergency repairs for Chikandakubi
Emergency repair for Chikandakubi and two neighbouring villages.
Follow Up Rehabilitation (2)
Second part to the follow up project funded by Impazz Maintain. Rehabilitation of 10 boreholes in Umguza District.
Rehabilitation in Umguza District
Phase one of a project rehabilitating 28 boreholes: 12 boreholes in Umguza District.
Follow Up Rehabilitation
Follow up to the pilot project for rehabilitation of non- or poorly working boreholes, funded by Impazz Maintain.
Rehabilitating 14 boreholes
Providing clean water for 20 communities in the Hurungwe District
Mpilo means ‘life’. Life that largely depends on the accessibility of basic needs. Mpilo Foundation mainly focuses on Zimbabwe. Almost a third of households have to walk for half an hour to fetch water. Only a third of all households have electricity, a number that drops to just 10% in the rural areas. Solar energy is sustainable. Electricity means light. Light provides safety in the dark. Electricity also means contact with the outside world. For instance, it allows locals to charge their mobile phones. And many people in Africa use their mobile phone to generate a source of income.
The four criteria
Mpilo Foundation uses four criteria for its projects to make sure all help provided is successful and durable. These criteria help us provide sustainable solutions.
Sustainable facilities
Small-Scale projects
Local Involvement
