“Where the Water Flows” – New Online CNN Story about IBM Cloud-Based Technology in Pump Monitoring in Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya, November 26, 2018 — A new CNN online story focuses on technology from MWA Kenya RAPID partners IBM and SweetSense that improves monitoring pumps to be faster and more reliable than ever.
CNN and IBM created a new animated graphic that very clearly shows the need – improving reliable access for communities where water access is hampered by distance, among other factors- and how the technology is making access better.
MWA welcomes this fresh way of telling the story in less than two minutes: HERE.
SweetSense Sensors Change How Kenya RAPID Works with Water
Solar-powered sensors help ensure speedy repairs and proper maintenance for boreholes. Read more HERE...
SELF-SUPPLY ENABLES COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
Azagn is one of 650 people benefiting from this self-supply project implemented by CRS in Amhara Region. See more HERE...
MWA Now Hiring Communications Intern
The Millennium Water Alliance seeks an intern immediately to work with communications, including website and social media; policy advocacy; and field programs. Learn how to apply HERE...
The Millennium Water Alliance is a 501(c)(3) coalition of America’s leading charities working to bring clean, safe drinking water and sanitation to millions of the world’s poorest people in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Founded in 2002, MWA seeks to advance high standards for program quality, transparency, and accountability, and work with its members to bring to scale effective and sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene education solutions. MWA is a strong advocate for US leadership in effective foreign assistance, and is part of a global coalition to raise awareness of and commitment to water and sanitation.
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