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The Starbucks Foundation & Planet Water Foundation

Planet Water Foundation’s partnership with Starbucks started in 2011 and with support of The Starbucks Foundation, has grown to cover more than 10 countries. Together with Starbucks partner (employee) volunteers in each country, we have been able to install AquaTower systems that increase access to safe, clean drinking water for coffee-growing communities and other underserved communities in Asia and Latin America.In addition, our partnership has supported clean, safe drinking water access in the wake of emergencies and natural disasters.

CLEAN WATER PROJECTS
IN

12

Countries

MORE THAN

PROJECTS

50

bringing access to clean, safe drinking
water to over 100,000 people

VOLUNTEERING

Every project supported by Starbucks
partner volunteers

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in action

Partnership Highlights

Emergency
Response
Partnership

Planet Water Foundation’s AquaBlock Emergency Water System provides clean, safe drinking water access when needed most in the wake of emergencies and natural disasters.

Community Water
Filtration System

Planet Water’s AquaTower water filtration solution provides communities, schools, and health centers access to clean, safe drinking water

The AquaTower’s water filtration system removes pathogens including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, parasitic worms, viruses, and other contaminates greater than 0.01 micron in size to produce clean, safe drinking water for recipient school children and surrounding community members.

Hygiene Education
Program

Not only providing access to clean drinking water, every project that Starbucks Foundation deployed with Planet Water Foundation also include hygiene education program to encourage healthy hygiene practice among the school and community member.

Surface
Disinfection
System

Planet Water’s AquaSan provides schools with the capability to sanitize latrines and surfaces with chlorinated water to improve the hygiene and health of school children.

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