Mozambique

Transforming lives through water, one district at a time

Our Work In Mozambique

Since 2018, Village Water has partnered with WATSAN Mozambique to rehabilitate and maintain boreholes across the country. In 2023, we launched our District-Wide Project in Báruè district, with the ambitious goal of achieving 100% coverage in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services.

We closely monitor all our projects to ensure we reach the communities most in need. Our data-driven approach allows us to measure impact, track progress, and support long-term sustainability.

Mother with child on back pours water into bucket

1,063,626

people reached

2,349

communities reached

Báruè

Báruè District in western Mozambique is an agricultural area with a tropical climate, with Catandica as its main town.

185,641 People in the district
8 Wards
130 Schools

Carbon Project

In Manica and Sussundenga provinces, we run a carbon project that rehabilitates boreholes to provide safe water, reducing the need to boil water and cutting carbon emissions.

955,226 People
2 Provinces
2,285 Communities

Ana fetching water at Chianga Primary School

Ana’s story

“I no longer face the gruelling task of trekking long distances to fetch water from the river. Now, I have more time and opportunities to sell my homegrown sweet potatoes in town. With the money I earn, I am able to send my daughter to school.”

Stories