PUMP AID

PUMP AID 32-36 Loman Street London, London SE1 0EH United Kingdom 0207 9227992 http://www.pumpaid.org

Mission

Pump Aid tackles poverty by working with local communities in Zimbabwe and Malawi to establish sustainable supplies of clean water and sanitation. We do this because around 1 billion people do not have access to clean water. The long-term effects of Pump Aid's work will ensure improved health and increased agricultural production. Working with communities to achieve this is essential to Pump Aid; all elements of the programme are sourced, supported and sustained by the communities themselves.

Programs

Water and sanitation programme - we provide a sustainable solution to water provision - the Elephant pump. This simple technology can provide a community with access to clean drinking water and for agriculutral use. The same approach is taken with the sanitation solution - Elephant toilet. Both are built alongside the communities teaching them key maintenance skills.

Funded Projects on GlobalGiving

Help Malawi communities get water and sanitation

Give clean water to communities in Zimbabwe

Personnel Overview

Elizabeth Maneya - Country Director
Elizabeth has worked for other international NGOs in Zimbabwe as a monitroing and evaluation officer, prior to joining Pump Aid's team in Zimbabwe in 2006.

Personnel Statistics

Gwen Vaughan,
CEO
Founded in 1998
Employees: 60
Volunteers: 0

Financial Statistics

Budget (2009): £ 2,605,892
Budget (2008): £ 1,947,561
Maximum Budget: £ 2,605,892
Overhead: 5 %
Other funding sources: Trusts & Foundations Individuals Corporate agreement
Religious Affiliation: none