Up to 50% of rural communities in Cameroon do not have access to drinkable water.

Villagers lose 167,000 hours (per year) fetching water for drinking, cleaning, and cooking in Ekanjoh Bajoh. You can help villagers regain these hours to benefit their economy, education, and health.

An accessible clean water source makes life easier for traveling entrepreneurs like Malam. Malam is a tailor that makes daily visits to nearby clients to repair and sew their clothing. With the area’s extreme heat, traveling without water slows Malam down.

In Ekanjoh Bajoh, farmers make $0.50/day from crop sales due to poor quality water and farming supplies.

Broken wells in Africa from the past 20 years represent 70 million people who are stripped of a clean water source they used to have.