Água Camelo is invited to the UN Water Conference.
It is the first time in 46 years that the organization meets to discuss the topic.
It is the first time in 46 years that the organization meets to discuss the topic.
João Manuel Piedrafita and Rodrigo Belli built the foundation of Água Camelo in college, finalists in the Social Entrepreneur in the Innovation for the 21st Century category.
Equipment can filter up to 15 liters of water and will be sent to 30 villages.
Young people who made a difference in one of the most challenging periods in our history in 15 categories.
Água Camelo bridges the gap between companies wanting to fund such projects and communities needing realistic ways to clean water resources in remote places.
Backpacks with the capacity to store and filter up to 15 liters of water at a time reach areas where polluted water causes diarrhea, vomiting, and worm infections.
Partnership between Água Camelo startup and Ambev provides treated water access to Amazon communities, part of a program that should benefit 1 million Brazilians by 2025.
Cintia Nogueira notes the impact of Água Camelo backpacks, finalists in the Social Entrepreneur in the Innovation for the 21st Century category.
An idea in mind, a backpack on their backs, and a technology that already makes a difference in some Brazilian communities where there is no potable water was born.
ESG agenda strengthens action in water and energy resource management.
NGOs diagnose that food is not enough and seek support from companies, startups, and campaigns to tackle the crisis in the indigenous territory.
