Water Emergency
in Angola
Urgent action for the worst drought ever.
Help us to build wells and dams to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.
Donate now
Water Emergency
Water emergency
in Angola
Urgent action for the worst drought ever.
Help us to build wells and dams to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.
Donate now
Water emergency
in Angola
Urgent action for the worst drought ever.
Help us to build wells and dams to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.
Donate now
Angola is facing the worst drought in its history. Recent UN reports estimate that 7.3 million people, including nearly 4 million children, are hungry and in need of assistance due to climate shocks. In these regions, drought threatens more than 1 million people!
Some have to walk about 30 kilometers to reach the nearest water source. After walking so far, more and more of them find and dig puddles with more mud than water.
And they have to make enough for both their families and livestock.
Women and children are the most affected by malnutrition.
What we do
Deep Wells
Wells will be installed close to the community plot of arable land. They will be used for crops, livestock, and human purposes.
Sand dams
A sand dam acts as a "natural container" for water flowing during the rainy season preventing evaporation. Then, it gradually releases the water accumulated all along the dry season
Climate Change
The pastoralist communities are efficiently organised to identify and act on effective measures to adapt to the effects of climate change.
What we do
Deep Wells
Wells will be installed close to the community plot of arable land. They will be used for crops, livestock, and human purposes.
Sand dams
A sand dam acts as a "natural container" for water flowing during the rainy season preventing evaporation. Then, it gradually releases the water accumulated all along the dry season
Climate Change
The pastoralist communities are efficiently organised to identify and act on effective measures to adapt to the effects of climate change.
Who we are
COSPE is an Italian Not-for-Profit NGO based in Florence, with active projects and offices in 24 countries, including Angola.
COSPE mainly works on Agroecological Transition, Gender equality and Human rights. If you want to know more about its activities, you are welcome to visit COSPE website: cospe.org
COSPE has been working in Angola for more than 20 years supporting local communities and is currently working in the southern regions: Namibe, Cunene and Huila, the most affected by the drought and its effects.
COSPE is doing what it can to restore both water and dignity to the most disadvantaged communities, but we need your help to build as many wells as possible. The funds we raise will go exclusively to water infrastructures.
Donate now
for the water emergency
in Angola
If you need more informationÂ
COSPE is doing what it can to restore both water and dignity to the most disadvantaged communities, but we need your help to build as many wells as possible. The funds we raise will go exclusively to water infrastructures.
Donate now for the water emergency
in Angola
If you need more informationÂ
