Partnership

WaterAid is determined to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere within a generation. It’s crucial to the economic growth of our world and yours. Through a partnership with WaterAid, your organisation can strengthen its ESG (environmental, social and governance) objectives and sustainability programmes, commit action toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and bring life-saving clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene to communities who need it. Partner with WaterAid to achieve your business goals and:

• Stand out from your competitors
• Inspire and engage with your customers
• Enhance your brand and what you stand for
• Energise and reinvigorate your staff
• Connect and grow your business and customer base.

WaterAid will be pleased to build a bespoke package to meet your company's strategic business objectives.

Corporate Team

Phone: 1300 858 022

E-mail: [email protected]

Who Gives A Crap has created a range of toilet paper products where a percentage of their profits is donated to WaterAid. They delivered their first product in March 2013 after raising $50,000 to initiate the project through a crowdfunding campaign. We are excited to be working with our friends and long-term partner to bring new and innovative approaches to solving some of sanitation's biggest issues. The Impact Accelerator, is addressing challenging sanitation problems by developing innovative new solutions in Bangladesh, Cambodia and India.

Acqua for Life is a comprehensive program that focuses on providing access to clean water, which has a positive socio-economic impact on communities’ health and livelihood. The Acqua for Life program helps install water points, latrines, as well as rainwater collection, water filtering and purification systems in areas that lack water, a natural element fundamental to life. Acqua for Life and WaterAid will work together to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, supporting three new WaterAid programs focusing on schools and health care facilities in Madagascar, Nepal and Papa New Guinea.

WaterAid and H&M are working together to bring sustainable water and toilets to some of the world’s poorest communities.

The HSBC Water Programme was launched in 2012 as a collaborative partnership between WaterAid, WWF and Earthwatch. It is now an eight-year $150 million programme, the impact of its work has been far-reaching.