We Are Water Foundation

In La Guajira, Colombia, this project has brought water from a well to a school’s latrines and handwashing facilities. Steps have also been built to ensure that younger children can access the toilets safely. 💧

Water is becoming a limiting factor for energy and digital infrastructure. In our new article, we explore how hydrological drought, industrial cooling and the rapid expansion of AI are revealing a new water vulnerability in Europe and beyond 💧

In collaboration with @WorldVision, we launched a project in Dewas, India, now nearly 40% complete, to improve water, sanitation and hygiene in schools. It will benefit 590 children directly and 1,100 people indirectly, helping create safer and healthier learning environments.

Attention! The Adeje Walkathon has been rescheduled to 12 November. Help us support the water access and sanitation projects we are promoting this year in Los Cabos, Mexico, and Nandyal, India. 💧 We look forward to seeing you there with @HiltonGrandVac!

Longer droughts, heavier rainfall, and increasing pressure on water resources. On the International Day Against Climate Change, we are reminded that protecting water is also a way to take action against this crisis 💧

Before, water only arrived every 3 or 4 days. Today, thanks to this project developed with @WorldVisionHN, the community has access to water everyday. The impact is also clear at school, with handwashing facilities, toilets for girls during menstruation, and adapted bathrooms.💧

You can now watch the trailer for Amazonas The Memory of Water, a documentary that brings us closer to the Colombian Amazon and to the relationship between water, Indigenous communities and the impact of climate change. Full documentary here: youtube.com/watch?v=CFEeyHJ8…

Washing your hands with soap and water is a simple but crucial step in preventing diseases. On Global Handwashing Day, we are reminded that 2 out of every 5 people worldwide still do not have adequate facilities to do so at home.

This week marks the International Day of Rural Women, World Food Day, and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. 💧 In rural communities, water access and women’s leadership are key to lasting change.

At World Water Week, we shared a clear message: water security requires connecting decisions, actors and scales. Latin America and the Caribbean show that community action, ecological restoration and new finance models can help accelerate universal access to water 💧

On the International Day of the Girl, we are reminded that access to water, sanitation and hygiene also shapes girls’ education, health and opportunities. We work on projects that promote safer school environments, support menstrual hygiene and improve access to water 💧

Extreme heat is no longer an exception. It is becoming a structural part of today’s climate, putting pressure on health, infrastructure and water resources. In our new article, we reflect on why adaptation is no longer optional and why water is central to this challenge 💧

Almost a year ago, we spent a few weeks in Brazil that we still remember very fondly 🇧🇷💧 Together with @WorldVision, we presented Amazon: The Memory of Water at COP30, visited projects, and closed the trip at Roca São Paulo Gallery with a #WeTalk.

Climate change has never ceased to be important. But it is losing ground to other everyday emergencies. Now the challenge is also one of communication. We need more context, more relatability, and more capacity for action to reconnect climate issues with daily life 🌍

A project truly changes when the community takes ownership of it 💧 In India, seven new projects are strengthening the local capacity of students, farmers, and families to manage water, sanitation, and hygiene. That’s where aid turns into self-reliance.

In Plancitos, Honduras, the community has an adapted water tank that provides safe drinking water through a chlorination system 💧 This project, developed together with @WorldVisionHN, strengthens access to safe water in the community.