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.

Today, The Starbucks Foundation and Global Water Challenge (GWC) inaugurated the second phase of the WASH & Women Empowerment (WAWE) project in Tanzania, East Africa, marking the expansion of activities of their collaboration which started in 2021.

Over the last three years, people in urbanized spaces around the world have become accustomed to hand hygiene protocols. The COVID-19 pandemic sensitized ordinary citizens to the importance of frequent handwashing.

International Coffee Day was established in 2014 by the International Coffee Organization (ICO) to build awareness and recognition for the coffee sector’s many stakeholders across the globe.

Global Water Challenge and Cargill Launch Impactful New Projects to Expand Access to Safe Drinking Water in Brazil.

In recognition of World Water Day, Cargill’s Corporate Responsibility Manager unpacks the multi-faceted challenges experienced by community members in water scarce regions and the importance of implementing localized solutions to effect tangible change.

Join Global Water Challenge at the UN Water Conference in New York City, March 22-24. The UN 2023 Water Conference – the first of its kind since 1977 – is focused on understanding global water challenges and accelerating progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Today, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and Cargill announced the launch of six new partnerships with leading water stewardship organizations in the U.S.