The project is realized through three main activities:

a. Refillable Water Bottles

ITF gives environmentally-friendly and refillable water bottles to students and community residents. These bottles are made from BPA-free plastic. In most cases, the recipients of the bottles are also beneficiaries of the Water Kiosk at School or public drinking tap water station.

b. Public Tap Water Station

This station is set up in a busy urban center for the public to access clean tap water free of charge. The project is implemented together with the city council and development partners. View our Video

c. A Water Kiosk at School

This is a project set up in a community with no tap water system, where it will be the main source of clean water for all households. A water kiosk at school is a school-based and students-managed business selling clean tap water to community residents at an affordable price. It consists of financing a community school to set up onsite water kiosk with sustainable products for the students to transport tap water from school to their homes. View our Video

d. City Water

The Nairobi City Water project is Join the Pipe newest project registered as a commercial entity. The project provides local habitants and visitors with affordable, sustainable, and attractive alternatives to single-use plastic water bottles: reusable bottles, in combination with indoor and outdoor tap water refill-stations installations. The proceeds from sale of these products to high and middle income communities are used to finance city clean-ups and access to clean drinking water projects countrywide. View our Video