New York Times
"In Bolivia, Water and Ice Tell of Climate Change"
Glaciers, which provide billions of people worldwide a reliable source of clean, freshwater, are at risk from climate change.more info
Unsafe water and lack of basic sanitation kill more people every year than all forms of violence, including war. Through our unique filters and reinforced wells, we reduce this risk.more info
Doctors, engineers, sociologists and volunteers work with our communities to improve their livelihoods and monitor our progress. Seminars are held for both adults and children.more info
Launched in March 2012, H2O Bolivia is providing sustainable agricultural practices along with new greenhouses, seeds and other farming resources. This results in more income.more info
Check out our interactive map to see how we invest in our communities: through water filters, cement-reinforced wells, seminars, greenhouses and more...more info
For most of us, it is easy to take for granted a simple glass of clean water. Yet nearly one billion people lack this most basic commodity, and in few other locations is this felt more acutely than in Bolivia.H2O Bolivia is challenging the traditional approach of providing clean water to rural communities by using a holistic framework that supplies both clean water filters and the necessary education to ensure self reliance. As of January 2012, our commitment has expanded into agriculture development. Together, we plan to empower families toward a sustainable solution for many years to come.