Access to clean water is the most basic necessity for the survival and living standard of any human being as well as a condition for development and economical independence for any community. Therefore we believe that clean water should be considered a human right for everybody on the planet. Yet, there are still millions of people kept in despair and poverty by the lack of clean water.

By far most of the communities in lack of clean water are located in developing countries and often in remote areas, where they are forced to spend immense periods of time walking long distances to get to the nearest source of clean water.
Time used on walking for water is obviously time that cannot be used attending to school, work or other developing activities, nor to plowing the field or looking after a sick child. This is why some feel forced to take their chances and use infected water for cooking and washing in order to prioritize their time on urgent issues.

Wars and natural catastrophes are horrible but periodical problems that will occur from time to time on different locations, and these issues cannot be solved once and for all.
Death and extreme poverty due to a lack of basic human needs, on the other hand, are a constant problem in certain areas, and can be solved for good by a redistribution of resources and proper education.
We believe that the resource-rich countries are capable of giving everyone on earth the access to clean water, and thus a ticket to development, independence and a higher living standard, without putting our own welfare significantly at stake.