We start by understanding what is preventing reliable access.
Before we recommend a solution, we ask how people currently get water, when the system fails, and who is responsible for keeping it working.
Interventions are selected according to local conditions. No single technology works everywhere — the right response depends on terrain, energy access, and existing infrastructure.
Local maintenance knowledge is part of the intervention, not an afterthought.
We publish what we planned, what we spent, what we built, and what changed.