More than 703 million people lack access to clean drinking water.

We are changing that.

World of Peace well - Community at the well

Rope-pull well

For approx. 50 people

Without tank

•Rock filtration
•Manual drilling
•75 cm ⌀ borehole
•up to 20 m deep
•Well type: WW1

1.190€

Electric well

For approx. 200 people

With 1000 L tank

•Rock filtration
•Manual drilling
•75 cm ⌀ borehole
•13-20 m deep
•Interdap pump
•Electrically powered
•Delivers 3,600 l/h
•3-4 m tower
•5 water taps
•Well type: WW2

2.990€

Solar well

For approx. 300 people

With 2000 L tank

•Rock filtration
•Deep drilling
•4.5 inch ⌀ borehole
•Up to 100 m deep
•Grundfos pump
•Solar-powered
•Delivers 3,600 l/h
•5 water taps
•Well type: WW3

4.990€

Solar well in the Sahel zone

For approx. 300 people

With 2000 L tank

Build a well in the driest place on earth

•Rock filtration
•Deep drilling
•4.5 inch ⌀ borehole
•Up to 100 m deep
•Grundfos pump
•Solar-powered
•Delivers 3,600 l/h
•4-5 m tower
•5 water taps
•Well type: WW4

5.990€

Water is a fundamental human right.

Every year, 3.5 million people die from the effects of contaminated water. Yet clean water is a fundamental human right – it not only ensures survival but also forms the basis for health, nutrition and development.

Yet more than 2 billion people worldwide – one in four people – still lack access to clean drinking water. Almost as many live without toilets or basic sanitation.

Why water is so vital

Access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene affects everything:

Health – fewer illnesses, lower child mortality
Food security – better access to nutrients and hygiene
Education – children no longer have to spend hours fetching water
Economic stability – those who are healthy can work and provide for their families

Contaminated water does more than cause illness – it traps entire villages in poverty. People weakened by chronic illness are often no longer able to work, losing the means to feed their families. A well can change that.