Water Finance Exchange (WFX) has been awarded generous funding from the Global Water Challenge (GWC) and The Kohler Trust for Clean Water to provide technical assistance in Newbern, Alabama and communities across Texas, including Crystal City, Jim Wells County, and the South Texas Water Authority.
Cargill was recently honored with five 2025 Edison Awards, recognizing the company’s innovative solutions shaping the future of food and agriculture.
Today Cargill and Global Water Challenge (GWC) announced an important milestone of improving access to safe drinking water for more than 150,000 people through their Cargill Currents partnership.
Oceans 2050, under the leadership of President Alexandra Cousteau and Chief Scientist Professor Carlos Duarte, has unveiled landmark findings published in Nature Climate Change that demonstrate the significant climate mitigation potential of seaweed farming.
For many households around the world, waking up every day with access to clean water for washing, preparing food, and practicing proper hygiene is an expected convenience. Clean running water to wash hands from a readily available tap becomes a naturally anticipated resource that forms part of daily life without much consideration.
The Coca-Cola Company in Africa and its bottling partners Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA), Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) and Coca-Cola HBC announced a USD $25 million investment to help address critical water-related challenges in local communities in 20 African countries.
During World Water Week 2024, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and Cargill announced the expansion of their Cargill Currents partnership platform with a renewed investment of over $5MM USD over three years and new plans to tackle water-related challenges in communities and basins across five continents.
This #worldwaterday we are reminded that by working together to balance everyone’s needs, water can be a stabilizing force and catalyst for sustainable development and peace.
Tumaini, Witnesy and Happy are good friends who work hard to support their families and children. The women live in a village in Njombe region situated in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands, a beautiful area of East Africa located on the southern plateau, which rises from 600 to 3,000 meters above sea level.