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a water operatorproviding sustainable, community-based services

better with water acts as a local water operator providing integrated services to residents of precarious neighbourhoods, including drinking water through domestic connections, community empowerment, hygiene awareness and firefighting.

The involvement of stakeholders is an important step to ensure that the development of operations takes into account local needs, experiences, and interests.

98%

payment collection rate

6,1%

non-revenu water

1,1

billion liters of water distributed in 2024

Our vision

Cities where people living in deprived neighbourhoods have access to sustainable and quality essentiel services, promoting their inclusion.

Our conviction

Slum dwellers also deserve and can afford sustainable water supply in their homes.

action levers

A true virtuous cycle—from access to safe drinking water to waste management
—each initiative shapes an optimal future for water and community well-being.

the socio-economic modela dual virtuous approach

To address complex challenges, better with water is the first NGO to have developed a unique and financially sustainable hybrid model that provides running drinking water at home while effectively managing the complexities of disadvantaged urban communities.

BWW manages a federation of NGOs and social business enterprises in several countries. These organisations work together with a same vision on the shared mission, according to the same values, based on a model of social entrepreneurship respecting the neutrality rule.

Meet our teams
#weactwithwater

Better with water is a team of over 150 people, operating across three countries.

Our latest operations

philippines

Metro Cebu

Located in the heart of Cebu Province in the Central Visayas region, Metro Cebu is the Philippines’ second-largest economic, financial and industrial hub after Metro Manila. The metropolitan area brings together several highly urbanized cities, including Cebu City, the regional capital, and Mandaue, a major industrial center.

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philippines

Leyte

An island exposed to climate risks. In November 2013, Haiyan, one of the most powerful typhoons ever recorded, struck the Philippine archipelago, particularly impacting the island of Leyte and the city of Tacloban. The United Nations estimated the death toll in Tacloban alone at over 10,000 people.

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bangladesh

Dhaka

Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh and the 9th largest city in the world, with over 21 million inhabitants.

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