Wells for Zoë

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Mzuzu tobacco auction floors shut down

• June 30, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in NEW
Tags: Malawi, Mzuzu, Poor prices for tobacco, Tobacco


An Update

• June 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Alternative food crops, Ante natal Care, Artificial fertiliser, Birth attendants, Blackrock College, Blogroll, Business in Africa, Canzee Pump, Clean drinking water, DIT, Deaths in Childbirth, Dignity, Education for girls, Environment, Fertilizer scandal, Fish rearing, Friends, Green revolution, Lake Malawi, Low interest rates, Mad irish, Malawi, Malawi teachers wages, Mid Wives, Millenium Goals, Organic Farming, Orphans, Our Ladys School, Pesticides, Promoting education, SIFAT, Seed banks, Seeds, Trees, Water, Wells for Zoe, Women of Malawi, agriculture, aid bureaucrats, biodiversity, clean water, compost, dignity of ownership, education, fish tanks, press
Tags: Aid Organisations, Blackrock College, childbirth in Malawi, clean water, Lucan, Lucan Newsletter, maternar deaths, Maternity hospital, midwives, Our Lady's, Poverty in Malawi, Trip to Malawi, volunteering, Water, Water for Life Album, Water in Africa


Mzuzu University students riot

• June 20, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aid, Malawi teachers wages, NEW, education
Tags: Education in Malawi, Free education in Malawi, Student riots in Malawi, University education in Malawi


Wells for Zoë

Wells for Zoë is a small Irish humanitarian organisation. At present we are involved in wells and pumps for safe drinking water, rainwater harvesting, and small dams for water storage, in four rural areas of Malawi (see map). Set up in 2005, Wells for Zoë concentrates on low cost, small scale, appropriate and sustainable water technology.

Our aims are to:
Establish a competence in well drilling and pump installation;
Promote water storage in its many forms, by advising on simple technologies, in association with local Government staff, and providing low cost credit (or grants, when there is no other way forward);
Facilitate the local manufacture of the pumps, by building and equipping a small factory at SJOG, Mzuzu;
Train the local people, men and women, some of whom are clients of St. John of God's, in the manufacture and maintenance of the pumps;
Promote the use of alternative irrigation methods and a better range of crops;
Empower people to help themselves, by using sample gardens in lands provided by the Chiefs;
Organise all projects within a local village management structure
e-mail, for further details and please sign the GUESTBOOK.

Please DONATE to Wells for Zoë - Water for Life.

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