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    Fairwater

    Addressing Water Scarcity through

    Design, Technology & Business

    Anni Hytti, Elina Lammintausta, Maud Bocquillod, Tushar Malhotra

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    Content Credits / Disclaimer

    All Pictures / Images / Data-Visualizations used in

    the presentation have been taken from the sourcesmentioned in the references section (slide 35).

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    "The wars of the next century will be about water.

    - Ismail Serageldin, former Vice President, World Bank, 1999

    "Fierce competition for fresh water may well become a

    source of conflict and wars in the future."- Kofi Annan, former U.N. Secretary-General

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    THE WATER PROBLEM

    Background Context & Customers

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    VLOM to the rescue?

    Unicef, WHO and Indian Govt. developed the VLOM(Village Level Operation and Maintenance) model and

    standards for hand-pumps in early 1980s (India Mark-II)

    Assumption community ownership a more scalablemodel than centralized control. Mandated elaborate

    community management structures

    Idea was to develop and tap local supply chains andsmall-scale industry

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    But VLOM failed in Africa

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    Why VLOM failed in Africa?

    Organizations, NGOs etc. tried to adopt the same modelin Africa, without success

    Inexpensive but unreliable, high-maintenance pump

    design. Little quality control

    Lack of skilled labor and commercial supply-chains

    Unfavorable govt. and regulatory policies and lack ofsupport infrastructure

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    THE SOLUTION

    Addressing water scarcity through Design, Technology & Business

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    About Fairwater

    Non-Profit based in Netherlands

    Founded by Paul Van Beers, after extensive

    experience and work in Africa on water projects

    Owns and develops the BluePump design and

    the BlueZone management model

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    Fairwater aims to attack the problem of water-

    scarcity and provide safe & sustainable water

    solutions in the rural areas of the developingworld by:

    Designing better technology: The Blue Pump

    Designing better operating models: The Blue Zone

    Fairwaters Value Proposition

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    About Fairwater: Partners

    Sponsors: JoinThePipe, Sanex, FairSport.org,

    others

    Implementation Partners: Millennium Promise,Swe-Gam, Global Resources Alliance etc.

    Single manufacturing partner & distributor forbetter quality control: Boode B.V.

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    THE BLUE PUMP

    Designing better technology

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    The Blue Pump is a more

    durable, reliable, low-

    maintenance, convenient

    hand pump designed to

    operate at greater depths

    (100 m) with very good

    water yield.

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    Blue Pump: Features

    BluePump Bottom Support (BS) system for durable

    operation at greater depths (100 m)

    No borehole casing needed

    Durable POM piston without rubber or leather seals

    Heavy-duty, durable, better designed key components:self-lubricating bearings, stainless steel rods and PVC

    riser pipes etc.

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    Blue Pump

    Vs.

    the Others

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    Handpumps BluePump Duba AfriDev India Mark II

    Cost (80m) 2500 8000 850 1000

    Comfortable

    Pumping Range

    10-80 m 40-80 m 5-30 m 20-50 m

    Max. Pumping

    Range

    100 m 100 m 45 m 80 m

    Output at 30 m 15-20 L/min 15-25 L/min 15L/mn 15-20 L/min

    Output at 80 m 10-15 L/min 10 L /min n/a 10 L/min

    Maintenance

    Requirements

    Rare & Simple Moderate &

    Complicated

    Frequent &

    Increasingly

    Complicated

    Frequent &

    Increasingly

    Complicated

    Typical Repair

    Costs

    Fixed based

    only ondistance

    High Approx.

    400 per repairtrip

    Moderate-High Moderate-High

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    THE BLUE ZONE MODEL

    Designing the Business (Management / Operating) Model

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    BlueZone Model: Project Selection

    Fairwater, in collaboration with local partners, identifies

    potential regions for creation of a Blue Zone. Focus on

    rehabilitation projects.

    A Blue Zone is a cluster of several BluePump projects -

    clustering helps attain economies of scale

    To ensure genuine commitment, Fairwater mandates

    reimbursable initial investment from the local

    implementation partner (2500 per pump)

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    BlueZone Model: Operating Model

    In response to the failing traditional VLOM

    management model, Fairwater developed the

    The A-B-C Operating Model

    A. Local Agent or distributor supported by FairWater /

    Global distributor

    B. Professional local Back-up supported by the local

    Agent

    C. A single paid Caretaker from the community

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    Caretaker from the community is responsible for day-to-day operation, check-ups and contacting the regionalback-up for assistance in case of a problem.

    Fairwater, through the local partners, facilitates Fastrepairs at a Fair & Fixed cost based only on the distance

    Faiwater supports local private sector and

    entrepreneurship partners can market more productsand services (e.g. agricultural tools) after getting afoothold in community

    BlueZone Model: Operating Model

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    A check-up of a Unicef sponsored BluePump in Mozambique by the local

    company "BlueZone", the country dealer for the BluePump.

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    HOW WELL DOES FAIRWATER

    FARE?

    Insights from actual projects

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    Oxfam BluePump Pilot

    BluePump piloted in 2008-2011 in Turkana, Kenya:

    1. Lack of existing skilled labour in the district capable

    repairing hand pumps

    2. Lack of commercial supply chains for sourcing spare parts3. Poor roads and inaccessibility resulting in very high costs

    to repair pumps.

    4. High dependence on external support to service or repair

    pumps.

    5. Economic circumstances of users and inability to pay forrepairs

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    Oxfam BluePump Pilot

    Initial teething troubles required design changes,

    led to negative perception

    Design improvements made At the end of thepilot BluePump perceptions positive, Oxfam

    considered project a success, expanded scope

    Not perfect but better than anything elseavailable!

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    CURRENT STATE & FURTHER

    DEVELOPMENT

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    Over 400 Blue Pumps in 250 communities serving more than 150 000

    people in Anglona, Burkina Faso, Niger, Kenya, Tanzania, Central Africa,

    Gambia, Malawi & Mozambique

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    Revenue / Funding

    Funding through Sponsors Partners, Promotionalcampaigns, sporting events, product sales etc.

    JoinThePipe.org

    SMS Donations in Netherlands

    Sanex percentage of sales, Facebook likes

    On-Pump Advertising / Branding opportunities for

    sponsors

    Sponsoring a complete BluePump costs 2500

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    Further Development

    Already established Blue Zones can be used to

    expand to other products / services. Fairwater

    already exploring water-filters in certain zones

    Licensing partnerships for technology to scale-

    up operations and drive down costs

    Exploring other business-models Safe Water

    as a service?

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    BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

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    1

    VALUE

    PROPOSITION

    KEY RESOURCES CHANNELS

    CUSTOMERSPARTNERS

    REVENUE STREAMS / VALUECOST STRUCTURE

    RELATIONSHIPSKEY ACTIVITIES

    Provide safe, sustainable

    & durable water solutionsin the rural areas of thedeveloping world by -

    Designing bettertechnology - The BluePump

    Designing betteroperating models - The

    Blue Zone Partners: ABCguarantees a smoothflow of info fromcommunities toFairWater

    Logistics partners:Boode B.V, Localimplementors

    Partners: Co-creation (noinformation available oncosts, can be costly if trips

    form the Netherlands isneeded).Communities: Self-service (cost non-existent,in a way, everything isdone for the benefit of thecommunities but throughpartners)

    Niche:

    Communities,

    Partners (NGOs andprivate companies)

    Donations from Sponsors through event campaigns, sales

    partnerships etc.

    Advertising / Branding opportunities for sponsors on the

    pump

    2500 per pump reimbursed to implementors

    Training / Monitoring costs

    Setting up operation andmaintenance

    Monitoring performanceOrganising follow-uptrainingPartner selectionSponsor searchDeveloping design forpumpOutsource manufacturing

    Sponsors

    JoinThePipe, Sanex

    etc.

    Local

    Implementation

    Partners

    Millennium PromiseProgram

    Global Resources

    Alliances

    Mambo View Point

    Christian ServiceCommittee

    Swe-Gam

    SADEER Africa

    Founder

    FairWater Trust Fund

    Local partners in Africa

    BluePump Technoogy

    Osterwalders Business Model Canvas for FairWater

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