Togo - Atchavé

Installation and operation of the first C8 Atmospheric Water Generator in the Peripheral Care Unit in the village of Atchavé, Togo.

Currently in the village, a solar pumped borehole is installed but only works a few hours a day (from 11am to 3pm approximately) and 2 TDC.

The installation of our C8 machine enables us to produce more than 25 liters of drinking water a day in very good weather conditions, equivalent to the water needs of 15 to 20 children.

The C8 Atmospheric Water Generator is a small, mobile and very easy to install machine that takes moisture from the air and turns it into pure drinking water! It just needs electricity to operate and a sufficient humidity level.

The elementary and middle school, currently without water, would need 40 liters of water each per day.

After the installation of this pilot site, we carried out a tour in 4 villages of the Canton "Haho 1" to carry out a mission of evaluation in order to multiply the experiment to thus bring drinking water in a perennial way to other populations deprived of all.

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