SOURCE
spring / borehole / connection
safe waterlocal repair
Build the water system with the people who will keep it working.
An illustrated nonprofit identity where the world itself carries the service model.
Bright River funds community-led water systems with local maintenance built in from day one.
The programme supports design, training, spare-parts planning and public reporting.
03 / What the programme funds
SYSTEM
storage / distribution / taps
PEOPLE
training / operators / governance
REPAIR
spares / reporting / response
04 / River path
01
Listen
02
Survey
03
Build
04
Train
05
Maintain
05 / Communities
4 villages / gravity-fed system / 11 local operators
Borehole + solar pump / school + clinic
Storage rehabilitation / leak mapping / repair fund
18
community operators trained
92%
systems reporting monthly
4
repair funds established
100%
fictional demo data
07 / People
01LindiProgramme lead
02KojoWater engineer
03SaraCommunity training
04MayaMonitoring
09 / Programme questions
01 / Who owns the infrastructure?
A production nonprofit would publish formal governance, eligibility and reporting terms.
02 / How are sites selected?
A production nonprofit would publish formal governance, eligibility and reporting terms.
03 / What happens when equipment fails?
A production nonprofit would publish formal governance, eligibility and reporting terms.
04 / Can donors fund one community?
A production nonprofit would publish formal governance, eligibility and reporting terms.
05 / How are results verified?
A production nonprofit would publish formal governance, eligibility and reporting terms.