ABOUT FIELDWATER
Practical work.
Global purpose.
FIELDWATER restores broken water systems in hard-to-reach communities so people can depend on clean water again.
We begin with the failure, choose a sound repair, and document what the work costs and whether the result lasts. New infrastructure remains an option when rehabilitation cannot deliver a safe, reliable solution.
HOW WE PLAN TO WORK
Repair. Partner. Follow through.
Project Zero is assessing opportunities in Malawi, Lesotho, and Madagascar. FIELDWATER specializes in restoring water systems where physical access is a meaningful barrier. FIELDWATER intends to do practical field work with local knowledge and qualified specialists, then publish the starting condition, decisions, costs, testing, and follow-up.
Follow Project ZeroWHERE THE MODEL CAN GO
Built to work beyond one place.
As FIELDWATER grows, we intend to raise funds globally and support strong nonprofit partners rooted in the areas they serve while continuing our own hands-on field work. Each funded project will need clear responsibilities, an honest budget, and a public record of what happened.
This is the intended model, not a claim of completed partnerships or results.
Our reporting standards
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE WORK
Know who is building it.
The organization leads the work. Andrew Cunningham’s founder story and PÛR’s founding partnership have their own pages for readers who want that context.