#BetheChange Terra Firma supports the UN’s Sustainability Goals #5 Gender Equality and #6 Clean Water & Sanitation. Our vision and hearts are way bigger…but for now, we’re focused on building long-term, water infrastructure.
#BetheChange Terra Firma, a Canadian charitable organization, is focused on developing sustainable, long-duration water (& power) infrastructure in developing communities. Our vision and hearts are way bigger…but for now, we’re tackling this urgent need.
#BetheChange We will share some exciting news in the month ahead. We have the technical, operational and financial skill to get the job done. Stay tuned!
#BetheChange Water is a foundational building block for health and economic prosperity. Without access to safe water, families, women and girls are locked into a continuous cycle of poverty. We believe e that clean, safe water is a basic human right.
We are developing sustainable, long-duration water (and power) infrastructure that will deliver 1.7 billion glasses of clean water to rough 1 million people, including 240,000 children in Mozambique 🇲🇿.
#BetheChange Through our partner, Operation Water, we’ve signed a 30-year concession agreement, ensuring that we can finance our ~20 site project with low-risk, long-term finacing. This is the first water concession agreement signed by the MZ government ever.
#BetheChange Our big audacious goal is to end the global water crisis in the next 30 years by leveraging our financial, technical, and operational expertise to build long-duration, critical water infrastructure. And we’re starting in Mozambique 🇲🇿.
According to the UN, young women and children walk an average of 6 kilometres (3.7 miles) every day, just to collect water, which is equivalent to 200 million hours each day. This creates a cycle of poverty, seeing as time is wasted on the most basic needs.
#BetheChange Inspired by Ghandi, “Be the Change” speaks to the change agent and doer in all of us. Terra Firma, with our partner Operation Water, is helping build critical water infrastructure for the world’s most disadvantaged poor.
Sub-Saharan Africa has the largest number of water-stressed countries of any region.
And we are currently working hard to bring critical, sustainable water infrastructure online in Mozambique.
More news to share soon...
More than one-third of Africa’s population lacks access to safe drinking water.
And it looks like we might be able to do something about it in a scalable, sustainable way by building critical water infrastructure. Stay tuned.