
well:fair foundation
Dortmund, Germany
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Founded in 2012, well:fair foundation is a charity based in Dortmund, Germany working on water & sanitation, education, international development.
well:fair foundation is a German non-profit foundation founded by Neven Subotic in 2012 in Dortmund. It works to provide access to clean drinking water and sanitation in rural East Africa, currently in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania, through WASH projects funded by individual and corporate donors. It also runs German education programmes, WASSERHELDEN for children and BUDDY4CHANGE for young adults, to raise awareness of water, health and global justice. The foundation reports having around 43,000 donors and more than 500 completed projects, and states that donations are passed on in full to project work. It applies ISO 9001 quality management standards.
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100% WASH
Water & Sanitation · Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania
Installs drinking water access points and sanitation facilities in rural areas of East Africa, with all donations used directly in project work.
WASSERHELDEN
Education · Germany
Domestic education programme for children and young people aged 8 to 14, supported by educators, that builds awareness of the links between water, health and education.
BUDDY4CHANGE
Education · Germany
Education programme for young adults aged 18 to 32 on global thinking and local action around global issues.
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