An award winning open-source technology is bringing safe water to remote and water-scarce communities: cheap, easy to assemble and requiring no technical know-how or expensive inputs, it helps people to access clean drinking water fast! Read on

An Italian designer has produced a beautiful tree-like water-catching device that meets the local meteorological, geographical, and social conditions of water-scarce communities in Ethiopia and beyond. Read on

The interactive portal Groundwater Assessment Platform plots out sources of groundwater that are contaminated by arsenic or high levels of fluoride. Read on

NGO Dar Si Hmad has set up a large fog harvesting system in Morocco that turns fog into running water, providing a reliable water source in drought-afflicted areas. Read on

The ninth edition of the Green Me Film Festival will take place the last weekend in January 2016, at the CinemaxX in Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, Germany. With this year's theme 'Ocean, Life, Water' the event could not be more inclusive and engaging: do you drink water? Then this festival is for you. Read on

Water security issues affect the lives of millions in developing countries. A personal water filter system that purifies contaminated water as you drink it is helping to affordably alleviate water poverty in many places. Read on

Can you make drinking water from faeces? Apparently so, with the Bill Gates Janicki Omni Processor, which looks to not only provide an answer to waste management problems but also provide access to clean drinking water. Read on

With a current rate of Rupee 5 for 20 litres of water, you can simply purchase a week's quota of clean drinking water for his family. All you needs is prepaid smart card, which works almost similar to a debit card, to obtain clean drinkable water out of 'water ATMs'. Read on

Access to clean drinkable water remains one of the biggest challenges in improving lives of many in the developing nations. Read on