AquaSol for Equity

Project Summary

AquaSol for Equity is a Green Hope Foundation youth-led initiative delivering safe drinking water to climate-vulnerable communities in Cambodia and Kiribati through fully off-grid, solar-powered purification systems. Designed for remote regions beyond the reach of conventional infrastructure, the project transforms contaminated river, rain, and brackish water into safe drinking water while operating entirely on renewable energy, while building local resilience by training youth to manage systems and lead WASH education within their communities. The initiative has reduced waterborne illnesses by up to 50%, improved school attendance, especially among girls, and strengthened climate resilience for thousands of people. AquaSol for Equity offers a scalable model advancing health, equity, and sustainable development in some of the world’s most vulnerable regions.

Presentation of the Organization

Green Hope Foundation is a youth-led United Nations-accredited not-for-profit working across 29 countries to advance sustainable development through education, climate action, clean energy, and community resilience, positively impacting over half a million people through grassroots actions, recognized internationally through honours including the Emirates Energy Award. AquaSol for Equity is one of its flagship initiatives focused on clean water access, health equity, and climate resilience.