
INDONESIA / EAST BALI
East Bali Poverty Project
Help 27 families build household rainwater reservoirs with a team rooted in Ban village.
$360 per family · $9,720 draft goal
Meet EBPP & explore the projectFIELDWATER × EAST BALI POVERTY PROJECT
A reservoir beside the home.
A practical step toward more reliable water.
27 young families in Bunga, Manikaji and Darmaji rely on distant springs or neighbours for their household water. East Bali Poverty Project has proposed a cubang for each family.
Draft figures based on EBPP’s October 20 proposal. Final costs and project arrangements are being confirmed.
Meet the team & explore the project
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INDONESIA / EAST BALI
Help 27 families build household rainwater reservoirs with a team rooted in Ban village.
$360 per family · $9,720 draft goal
Meet EBPP & explore the projectMALAWI / CHIKWAWA & DEDZA
Explore proposed water restoration in Chikwawa and Dedza with BASEDA, a Malawian organization rooted in the communities it serves.
PARTNER FUNDRAISING AIM
$100,000 USDBASEDA’s request to restore eight existing water systems in Chikwawa and Dedza.
Partner proposal, October 2026. Individual scopes and budgets are being agreed. This is a funding aim, not money already raised.
SAFE WATER. LOCAL KNOWLEDGE.CAMBODIA / SIEM REAP-BASED TEAM
A Siem Reap-based team working on filtration, water-quality testing and community support.
PARTNER’S ESTIMATED REQUEST
$15,000–$29,999 USDProposed by Water for Cambodia: 200 household biosand filters, two school water systems, and water, sanitation and hygiene support.
Partner estimate, October 2026. The final joint scope and budget are still to be agreed. This is a proposed funding need, not money already raised.
REPAIR · MAINTENANCE
RELIABLE WATER SERVICES
MALAWI / KASUNGU
Repair and maintenance with a long view: exploring how FIELDWATER can support Beyond Water’s locally led water services.
Joint project scope and budget to be agreed.
Meet Beyond WaterWHY RESTORATION
Existing systems can hold the beginnings of a solution. Before building something new, we look closely at what is already there—and what it would take to make it dependable.
Look at the system, the people who rely on it and what stopped working.
Match the work to real needs, local skills, parts and delivery conditions.
Check the result, document costs and agree how the system will be maintained.
WHY MONTHLY
Good work takes more than a single repair.
Monthly gifts support assessments, repairs, follow-up and the operations needed to carry out and document the work. Steady support helps us plan beyond the next appeal.
Give monthlyTHE FIELDWATER APPROACH
A practical starting point: understand what failed, choose a sound repair and follow through.
Restoration comes first. New infrastructure remains an option when rehabilitation cannot deliver safe, reliable water.
Our approachSHOW THE WORK
We’ll report the decisions, costs and findings behind the work. Results, limitations and unresolved issues belong in the same record.
Our reporting standardsFIELD NOTES
Follow our partners and the practical work ahead. Get the decisions, progress and next steps—plus occasional ways to help.
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