 Cuba (2005/2006)
Installation of 153 drinking water dispensers in kindergardens and sport schools in Havana. More than 10.000 people profit from the project. |  |  Ethiopia (2006/2007)
Construction of 5 drilled wells in the millennium village of Sodo. More than 2.000 inhabitants profit from the project. All wells are already built, fully functional and in use! | |  Benin (2007)
Construction of wells in the millennium village Manigri. 17.000 inhabitants will profit from the project. (Wells under construction)
| |  Rwanda (2008)
Developing 27 water sources in the millennium village Base-Kiryango-Valley. At least 12.500 inhabitants profit from the project.
| |  Madagascar (2008)
Construction of 9 wells in the millennium village of Anosikely. At least 1.800 inhabitants will profit from the project. (under construction) | |  Nicaragua (2008)
Construction of 35 wells in the millennium village of Auhya Pihni. At least 2.100 inhabitants will profit from the project. (under construction) | |  Tajikistan (2008)
Construction of a drinking water system in the millenium village of Veshab. At least 1.000 inhabitants will profit from the project. (under construction) | |  Cambodia (2008)
Construction of 14 wells and 10 privies in the millennium village of Kanat Toch. 500 inhabitants will profit from the project. (under construction) | |
Viva con Agua de Sankt Pauli e.V.
Members of the board:
Arne Giessel, Matthias Ruesch, Michael Pahl
Neuer Kamp 32
20357 Hamburg
Germany
phone: +49 40 / 41 26 09 15
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Viva con Agua de Sankt Pauli is a charitable organisation based in St. Pauli, Hamburg (Germany), campaigning for clean drinking water worldwide. | | |  | | © Pierrot Men | | Drinking well in Anosikely, Madagascar |
What is Viva con Agua?
Besides the air we breathe, water is the most fundamental source of life.
Water creates life, water is life. Water means healthy living, happy living. For Viva con Agua de Sankt Pauli this is the primary motivation for our activities - the funding and implementation of water projects around the world and thus enabling people to access clean water.
Viva con Agua sees itself as an open network!
Everyone can get involved with Viva con Agua.
Women and men of all ages, professions and backgrounds have access to the network, enabling everyone to bring in their own skills.
Viva con Agua is a platform for personal initiative and engagement! - put your ideas for a more social world into action and we will support you.
JOIN US NOW!
Viva con Agua is the world's first All-Profit-Organisation!
Everyone benefits from our actions: the artists, organisers and visitors of events for and with Viva con Agua, the initiative itself and in particular the people in the specific project areas. In particular cross-cultural events form the basis for our fundraising.
We believe helping can be great fun while following respectable aims!
We fight bravely to achieve our aims and encourage you - so fight with us!
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Viva con Agua is out of the ordinary! | | |  | | vca |
Concerts, parties, fashion shows, football matches, marathons, exhibitions, bets and even massages - there are no limits to the creativity of Viva con Agua and its supporters.
This plenitude of ideas has one goal: to raise money for access to clean drinking water for all!
Viva con Agua has a special affinity to the sub-cultural and music youth culture in Germany, now rapidly expanding to Switzerland, Spain, further European countries and even accross the pond to Canada!
Here a few examples of the incredible, inexhaustible and innovative ideas of Viva con Agua Activities: (more...) |
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Third international festival for clean water 11-22 November 2011 – Something’s gonna come your way! | Collect donations, inspire people through activities and raise awareness on the global issue of water - these are the aims of the WATER DAYS 2011.
The international Water Day Festival is taking place for the third time. This year from 11 to 22 November in Switzerland, Germany and also Barcelona.
The festival programme already includes over 70 cultural events, a mulit-city football tournament and many other charming activities. The special feature: each programme is organised and implemented by the regional voluntary water cells (our local activists). (more...) |
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One of the main aims of Viva con Agua is to reach out to young people and help them understand the global problems and challenges of the world they live
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Working with school children, we aim to give them a broader understainding of social and environmental issues. In addition to showing them challenges faced my many communities around the world, we also provide them with ideas on how to participate in a positive and sustainable way. (more...) |
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