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Our partners

A system validated by research

Built on well-established science promoted by UNICEF, the Safe Water Garden’s design and social engagement model is the result of a 2-year research programme carried out collaboratively by the following partners, and funded by a research grant from the Dutch government (Nuffic).

Universitas Gadjah Mada

Indonesia’s oldest and largest institution of higher education, comprising 18 faculties, 27 research centers, 55,000 students and 2,500 faculty members

University of Technology Eindhoven

Ranked third among all European research universities. TU/e received a research grant from the Dutch government to support our project

National University of Singapore

Leading University in Singapore, its Environmental Research Institute (NERI) conducts R&D on (waste)water infrastructure needs in Singapore and the region

Itenas is one of Indonesia’s leading universities with a world-class reputation in environmental engineering.

Organizations working with Safe Water Gardens

From early supporters to deployment partners to medium-sized companies and multinational corporations, we pride ourselves on working with each and every one of our partners.

Damen Shipyards Singapore
Singtel
Sinarmas
Rabobank
LooLa Adventure Resort
Musim Mas
WBCSD
Luther LLP
Borouge
BCSD Singapore
AS Schneider Group
Great Eastern OCBC Group
Credit Suisse
Brain Pool
WIKA

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