- World’s 2nd largest population
- 52% of population has little to no access to clean water
- Water sources are contaminated by both bio & chemical pollutants
- Rural population do not possess the equipment to drill wells
- More than 100m homes are suffering from lack of water
- Lack of manpower & resources to dig wells deep enough to reach drinkable water.

- One of the poorest countries in the world.
- Up to 33% of Nepalian population has no access to clean water.
- Most of the available water sources are polluted by trash.
- Lack of manpower & resources to dig wells deep enough to reach drinkable water.
- Every year 44k children in Nepal die due to water-borne diseases such as diarrhea, typhoid, and cholera.
- Lack of clean water is the Nepal's most pressing concern.

- World’s largest refugee camp (1M+)
- Most crowded place in the world
- One of the most oppressed people in the world (beaten, raped, killed and thrown into fire)
- Lack access to services, education, food, clean water, and proper sanitation
- Poor infrastructure and sanitation
- Level of waterborne diseases are very high
- Surface water sources are contaminated by harmful pathogens
- Clean water is in demand for the Rohingya refugees.

- Chad is one of the poorest countries in the world (63% in poverty)
- Food and clean water are extremely scarce resources in the country
- Water is an extremely precious commodity in the arid eastern provinces.
- Only 4 percent of Chadians living in rural areas have access to clean water.
- Often, polluted water causes diarrhea, cholera or other water-borne diseases.
- Repeated natural disasters. "The Dead Heart of Africa".