In countries like South Sudan, access to clean water is crucial for survival in the dry season. In the rainy season, clean water helps keep the community safe from diseases like cholera. Solar-powered water systems in South Sudan have transformed water access for children and families in the remote town.

By using solar energy, the systems pumps treated water from boreholes to different communities, schools and the main health centre. 

Now that children have access to safe water close to home, they are not only healthier, but have more time to go to school, play with friends and have a childhood.