Access to clean water in Mozambique is a big issue, with about half of the country’s population not having access to safe water supplies. Much of the rural community is relying on unclean sources like rivers and hand-dug shallow wells, using wood or charcoal fires to sanitize the water This puts people at risk of waterborne illnesses and releases GHGs from the fires to the atmosphere. This project tackles these issues by restoring the boreholes that draw water from deep underground, cleaned and filtered through rocks and sediment.