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Dlo pwòp pou tout Zile Marshall

In July of 2023 we celebrated the completion of a multi-year project that brought clean water to every household in the Marshall Islands

The Marshall Islands will be the second developing country in history to reach this achievement as described by UN Sustainability Goal #6. In 2020 Liberia was the first country to reach this goal, made possible by a 5 year distribution of Sawyer filters.

YON NASYON ADISTANS, FLEKSIB

Vandredi vibran, dlo turkois, Zile Marshall yo se yon chèn nan eksplozyon ant Hawaii ak Filipin. Nasyon an te pentire kòm tè zewo pou chanjman klima e, ak sèlman apepwè 6,000 vizitè nan yon ane, dezyèm peyi a te vizite nan glòb lan. San danje, dlo ki bwè se kle pou asire kilti Marshallese ap viv sou.

Woman demonstrating how to filter water from Sawyer bucket filters.

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CHANJMAN NAN LAVI BYEN MÈB

Sawyer patnè ki gen plis pase 140 òganizasyon nan 80 peyi yo pote solisyon dlo pwòp nan kay yo atravè mond lan. Depi 2008, nou te travay ak patnè nou yo pafè pwogram fòmasyon lokalman ki dirije moun sou sistèm filtraj nou yo. Sèvi ak teknoloji GIS, antrenè sa yo pral tou pran enfòmasyon sante filtre yo ak enfòmasyon byennèt nan yon seri de swiv-ups apre distribisyon inisyal filtre.

5

Years to complete

42,000

Lives
impacted

90%+

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Sawyer filtè dlo yo kapab diminye dyare pa plis pase 90%.

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Sawyer x KORA IN OKRANE

Kora in Okrane - meaning “women who rise at dawn” - was founded 17 years ago entirely by volunteers. Since then, KIO has tackled a wide range of community needs from installing smokeless stoves in homes to hosting children’s reading events.

The project to bring clean water to every single person in the Marshall Islands began 6 years ago by prioritizing the most vulnerable of their community on the outer islands as the first filter recipients. KIO volunteers worked with traditional women leaders to ensure that everyone on the islands understood how to use and maintain the filters, and in July of 2023 the project to secure clean water for every household in the Marshall Islands was officially completed.

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"MIRAK BOKIT LA"

Sistèm Buckett Sawyer a se sistèm nan filtraj pou kominote aleka ki bezwen aksè nan dlo pou netwaye dlo. Tout pwojè travay dlo pwòp Sawyers yo prezante pèfòmans-wo li yo 0.1-mikwo-mikwo-micron filtre fib manbràn ki retire 99.9999% nan tout bakteri, tankou salmonella, kolera, ak E. coli, 99.999% nan tout protozoa, tankou giardia ak cryptosporidium, ak 100% nan mikroplastik.

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The Process

Assess- The process begins with a door-to-door census for each community and pathogen testing of the local water sources. This ensures that the Sawyer water filter is an appropriate solution for the area.
Distribute- Once the true scope of clean water scarcity and the effectiveness of the Sawyer filter to treat it, a systematic distribution begins. ‍
Follow up - The Bucket Ministry team visits every household at least three times to follow up. During these visits the team member ensures the daily maintenance is being performed correctly to achieve its long-term effectiveness.

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Caption: “In the beginning, drinking this water often made us sick. I am grateful to The Bucket Ministry for providing us with a bucket filter that purifies our water, now we no longer get sick or suffer from diarrhea. Now we filter clean water and we are healthy.”

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"MIRAK BOKIT LA"

Sistèm Buckett Sawyer a se sistèm nan filtraj pou kominote aleka ki bezwen aksè nan dlo pou netwaye dlo. Tout pwojè travay dlo pwòp Sawyers yo prezante pèfòmans-wo li yo 0.1-mikwo-mikwo-micron filtre fib manbràn ki retire 99.9999% nan tout bakteri, tankou salmonella, kolera, ak E. coli, 99.999% nan tout protozoa, tankou giardia ak cryptosporidium, ak 100% nan mikroplastik.

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Photo of a beached boat distributing bucket water filters to people on the beach.

"MIRAK BOKIT LA"

Sistèm Buckett Sawyer a se sistèm nan filtraj pou kominote aleka ki bezwen aksè nan dlo pou netwaye dlo. Tout pwojè travay dlo pwòp Sawyers yo prezante pèfòmans-wo li yo 0.1-mikwo-mikwo-micron filtre fib manbràn ki retire 99.9999% nan tout bakteri, tankou salmonella, kolera, ak E. coli, 99.999% nan tout protozoa, tankou giardia ak cryptosporidium, ak 100% nan mikroplastik.

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Sawyer x KORA IN OKRANE

Kora in Okrane - meaning “women who rise at dawn” - was founded 17 years ago entirely by volunteers. Since then, KIO has tackled a wide range of community needs from installing smokeless stoves in homes to hosting children’s reading events.

The project to bring clean water to every single person in the Marshall Islands began 6 years ago by prioritizing the most vulnerable of their community on the outer islands as the first filter recipients. KIO volunteers worked with traditional women leaders to ensure that everyone on the islands understood how to use and maintain the filters, and in July of 2023 the project to secure clean water for every household in the Marshall Islands was officially completed.

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Sawyer x KORA IN OKRANE

Kora in Okrane - meaning “women who rise at dawn” - was founded 17 years ago entirely by volunteers. Since then, KIO has tackled a wide range of community needs from installing smokeless stoves in homes to hosting children’s reading events.

The project to bring clean water to every single person in the Marshall Islands began 6 years ago by prioritizing the most vulnerable of their community on the outer islands as the first filter recipients. KIO volunteers worked with traditional women leaders to ensure that everyone on the islands understood how to use and maintain the filters, and in July of 2023 the project to secure clean water for every household in the Marshall Islands was officially completed.

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