Water and sanitation

$920

Twenty times as marvellous as supplying water to one person is setting up a water supply system that will help twenty people in a village.

$20

It's not so much about making cups of tea, but more about killing some of the water-borne nasties that live in places where contaminated water is the only option for drinking.

$900

This is one school project you can make sure gets completed on time. It's a toilet block for a remote school to make things much more hygienic and enjoyable.

$55

It isn't too much to ask for the kids of the world to have clean water. Yet children in countries like Laos or Vietnam might miss class because they drank water from an unsafe source. You can remedy this situation by contributing to a water filter system to a remote school with clean water.

$90

Comprising waterborne disease-fighting instruments such as water tank, plastic glasses, plastic bottle, kettle, nail cutter and brush- no germs or nasties will stand a chance of making it past this life-saving kit.

$25

Cryptosporidium is something you don't want floating in your classroom drinking water. It's the kind of water-borne nasty that will force you to miss out on essential time in class. Buy a classroom water filter and help students avoid the belly ache of unsafe drinking water.

$45

This nifty stove reduces the time women must spend collecting firewood, often a day long task, leaving them more time for their children and adult education classes. By reducing the overall consumption of firewood it also has an environmental benefit. Now you're cooking!

$53

This household water tank is big enough for the whole family. Just think of all the drinking and washing that will get done with this life changing gift!

$2,255

A wheelie great gift. Help out a rice paddy farmer with this irrigation wheel. This humble irrigation device will improve rice yields and reduce workload, giving farmers increased income and more quality time for their family.