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FOUR Dutch water companies shipped a donation of 110 water bladders to Cebu and Bayawan, Negros Oriental in the last week of October 2024. The water bladders, transported in four container vans, will be distributed among partner water districts of the Performance Enhancement Water Utilities in the Philippines and the Cagayan De Oro City Water District.
These water bladders — flexible and collapsible containers designed for storing and transporting water — are crucial for maintaining access to clean water in affected communities during natural disasters or other emergencies.Additional water bladders will be distributed to Pewup’s satellite partners.Pewup is one of the 19 Water Operator Partnerships under phase two of the WaterWorX Programme.
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