Guest post by the Princeton University Economic Development Organization The Princeton University Economic Development Organization (PUEDO) is a group of Princeton University students who partner with organizations around the world dedicated to economic development. We…
Climate change in Malawi poses significant challenges to water availability, affecting both the environment and the livelihoods of its people. In this blog post, students from the Princeton University Economic Development Organisation explore the relationship…
In Malawi, the burden of water collection falls disproportionately on women and girls, exacerbating gender inequality and limiting opportunities for education and employment. This blog post, written by students from Princeton University Economic Development Organisation,…
Access to clean water is fundamental to the health, education, and economic well-being of Malawian communities. In this blog post, students from Princeton University Economic Development Organisation investigate the far-reaching impacts of water access on…
Welcome to a blog series, written by students from Princeton University, which delves into the intricate and interwoven challenges of gender, climate, and water access in Malawi. Pump Aid understands that sustainable development goes beyond…
The cost of living is on the rise worldwide, affecting supply chains and households alike. The impact of this crisis is having wide-reaching effects on some of the world’s poorest populations, including rural communities. Fuel…
Decades of well-intentioned charity campaigns have left much of the west believing that Africa’s water crisis is due to limited supply. However, this is untrue. The continent has plentiful reserves of water, but these ‘water…
At the end of January, the Cambridge University International Development Society (CUID) partook in a committee fundraising challenge centred around the theme of water, sanitation and hygiene to raise money and awareness for Pump Aid.
July marks 55 years since Malawi gained independence from British colonial rule, as well as 25 years of a democratic government. Yet Malawi remains one of the poorest countries in the world.
World Water Week is the annual focal point to discuss the globe’s water issues. This year (26th to 31st August 2018), the focus is on the link between ecosystems, human development and water.
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