SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
The NPO shall have the following specific objects:
a) To mobilize resources and establish educational opportunities for vulnerable children by training community members to perform on-site project implementation and management functions.
b) To maximizes local economic development (LED) opportunities and builds skills and capacities within communities.
c) To partner with government and combine local community knowledge and expertise with the project management capacity of the Mystical Adams Ale, to ensure sustainable, people-centered development.
d) To support community-led initiatives with focus on using sustainable technologies to enhance development of Water and Sanitation Plants.
e) To build and To Support disadvantaged and poor communities in South Africa to achieve access to a reliable sanitation and safe water supply.
f) To educate communities on the importance of Water conservation and management.
g) To work with public authorities and other interests to plan for and mitigate flooding, supporting infrastructure projects that improve the capacity to store and move water, promoting flood insurance and other schemes.
h) To protect communities from damage, protecting natural areas that serve as buffers/filters and help with flood attenuation, and improving the capacity of water resource managers and government entities to issue warnings and respond quickly.
i) To assist with climate change and climate variation that may impact the frequency and severity of storms and floods, which are already difficult to predict.
j) To assist with Storms and subsequent flooding that can cause damage to communities and habitats resulting in sewer overflow and erosion that decrease water quality.
k) To improve management of storm water and floods that has implications for public health, food security, the economy, and the environment.
l) To empower communities to play an oversight role through measurement, advocacy and impact management.
Our Strategy
Our strategy is to improve access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services to about five million South Africans.
To achieve universal, sustainable and safe access to WASH in the rural parts of South Africa by 2030.
It also focused on prioritising WASH across the health sector to improve public health through improved hygiene behaviour within diverse communities, healthcare facilities and schools across the country.
Also, the strategy is aimed at strengthening the resilience of WASH to climate change in all the nine Provinces of the country.
The strategy embodies our commitment to strengthening the capacity of local authorities to expand and deliver WASH services that were sustainable and equitable in the face of climate change and other challenges.