November 2020

Bangladesh Water Development

250 people reached

In collaboration with our close partners, we’ve installed 3 ROAMfilter™ Plus systems to supplement the unsustainable water sources in local villages located in Bangladesh. Through the deployment of our water filtration systems in local villages, we were able to supply vulnerable children and families with large quantities of clean drinking water. The 3 units are currently serving 3 different communities including households, schools and hostels across the country.

Rohingya Refugee Crisis

360 households reached

Wateroam deployed ROAMfilter™ Plus systems in the refugee camps of Kutupalong and Unchiprang. The Rohingya are the most persecuted minority in the world, and have fled from the Rakhine state to Bangladesh. More than half a million Rohingya refugees do not have access to clean, drinking water, and thousands are infected with water-borne diseases. The ROAMfilter™ Plus is able to filter out the bacteria and viruses from water sources such as ponds and shallow wells, preventing these diseases from affecting the people. The units are currently serving an orphanage of 300 students in Unchiprang, as well as a village of about 60 households in Kutupalong.
December 2017

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Vanuatu Cyclone Harold Relief
April 2020

Wateroam partnered with Sea Mercy and Vanuatu Department of Water and Resources (DoWR) to provide relief efforts in Vanuatu following the Category 5 Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold, which stripped 160,000 households in the country's northern region of their food, clean water and shelter.

Despite the on-going pandemic, it didn't prevent Wateroam from deploying filters beyond our borders. A total of 260 ROAMfilter Plus systems were deployed in provinces that suffered the worst impacts – Penama, Malampa and Sanma. The easy-to-use water filters were distributed to healthcare centres, community halls and other centralized locations where people can fill their drinking water buckets. Owing to Wateroam's life-saving water solution, local villagers now have easier access to safe and clean water without having to pour hours into travelling to collect water.