There are approximately 3 Billion people on earth who do not have a safe, reliable drinking water source close to where they live.
Global Water First provides and installs a fully functioning wholesale water purification and bottling systems to villages and townships in developing countries. We partner with local municipalities and other local groups who, under our guidance and supervision, will operate the bottling and distribution center to provide clean drinking water to the people in the region at below market prices. Often, we find villages that are water-stressed are also without reliable electrical power. Our water and power hubs provide for true empowerment.
The poor don’t want handouts and hand-me-downs. They want opportunity and access. Join us to invest in their self-reliance.
PROFOUND CHANGE THROUGH IMPACT INVESTING
For every one donor dollar available to meet the UN’s SDGs, there are thousands of investment dollars.
Your investment dollars working for you and for the world.
Investment dollars go directly to the acquisition and installation of state-of-the-art water purification equipment in return for a revenue-share agreement with GWF and the village or enterprise. Purified water, exceeding the quality standards of the U.S. EPA, is sold in reusable 18.9 Liter bottles for between 7 and 12 cents per liter. Three cents of each liter sold is reserved for GWF and it’s investors, while the balance of revenue is retained for the essential social service needs of the local community as well as Operating Expenses for wages and distribution. The Gross revenue expectation for each installation is in excess of $200,000 per annum when just one-half of the system capacity output is sold six days a week.
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Installation of Combo Springs at Maasai Mara, Kenya
Water Enterprise Installation - Phillipines 2022
Global Water First asserts that the force multiplier to attain progress on all 17 of the UN Sustainability Development Goals is the combination of #6, 7, and 8. This stands up communities as self-reliant and able to provide all sustainable goals for themselves.
