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Better with water France is an NGO created in 2008, it has since opened 5 programs: Bangladesh, Ivory Coast, Bulgaria, Philippines and Kenya. Since its creation, it has allowed more than 59.000 people to have access to water at home. It has implemented programs in the Philippines since 2009, date of the construction of its first water network. Today, 25 communities receive the service of better with water in the Philippines (water network daily operations and maintenance and water-related activities). The model has proved efficient and replicable. Its impact has been recognized internationally, for example as laureate of the Zayed Water Sustainability Prize during the COP21. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has also promoted BWW model in various reports, case studies and events. Among other activities, the ADB has requested BWW to present its model to its partners in Asia during their Water Urban Forum in May 2025.
Better with water France is an NGO created in 2008, it has since opened 5 programs: Bangladesh, Ivory Coast, Bulgaria, Philippines and Kenya. Since its creation, it has allowed more than 59.000 people to have access to water at home. It has implemented programs in the Philippines since 2009, date of the construction of its first water network. Today, 25 communities receive the service of better with water in the Philippines (water network daily operations and maintenance and water-related activities). The model has proved efficient and replicable. Its impact has been recognized internationally, for example as laureate of the Zayed Water Sustainability Prize during the COP21. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has also promoted BWW model in various reports, case studies and events. Among other activities, the ADB has requested BWW to present its model to its partners in Asia during their Water Urban Forum in May 2025.
Better with water France is an NGO created in 2008, it has since opened 5 programs: Bangladesh, Ivory Coast, Bulgaria, Philippines and Kenya. Since its creation, it has allowed more than 59.000 people to have access to water at home. It has implemented programs in the Philippines since 2009, date of the construction of its first water network. Today, 25 communities receive the service of better with water in the Philippines (water network daily operations and maintenance and water-related activities). The model has proved efficient and replicable. Its impact has been recognized internationally, for example as laureate of the Zayed Water Sustainability Prize during the COP21. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has also promoted BWW model in various reports, case studies and events. Among other activities, the ADB has requested BWW to present its model to its partners in Asia during their Water Urban Forum in May 2025.