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CARBON PROJECT

GS12877 eWATER SERVICES Emission Reduction from Safe Drinking Water Supply and Accreditation of Water Benefit Services – Tanzania The Gambia and Kenya

Gold Standard · GS12877 · Kenya

All projects Open in the registry
Credits issued
0
tonnes CO₂-equivalent
Credits retired
0
—
Remaining
0
issued and not yet retired
Status
Active
Gold Standard Certified Project

About this project

eWATERservices is a private water operator providing 24/7 access to clean water Tanzania, The Gambia and Kenya. Using smart technology and local operational excellence, eWATER installs and maintains water systems serving drinking water to rural communities sustainably. Rural communities have been collecting water by manual systems (e.g. traditional taps installed in water piped systems, conventional wells), and by naturally-occurring sources (e.g. rainwater, lakes, springs). The collected water is posteriorly treated/boiled by using fuels such as charcoal and firewood, a practice that contributes to the generation of GHG emissions. The purpose of the project is to reduce the GHG emissions from boiling water by the installation and operation of the eWATER Smart Taps™. The taps are connected to piped water systems. In Tanzania some of the organizations and systems have a solar energy-powered Internet of Things (IoT) technology that delivers water. The organizations that don’t use solar energy, but conventional electricity are Tuwasa, Morogoro- Msowero, and Singida Municipal. All the systems in The Gambia and Kenya are powered by solar energy. The water is previously treated by eWATER’s Smart Chlorination System which automatically doses the correct amount of chlorine into the water system. Through this technology, using fossil fuel-based practices to treat the collected water would not be required, as it complies with national standard guidelines and the WHO International Requirements for drinking water The project equipment is anticipated to be a new installation or substitute broken water systems that are not sustainable and have become inoperative due to the lack of adequate maintenance. The main purpose of the project is to dispense clean and safe water for human ingestion in rural communities in Africa.

The record

Project ID
GS12877
Registry
Gold Standard
Type
Clean Water · Household & Community
Removal or reduction
Reduction
Methodology
—
Developer
eWATERservices Ltd. · 4 projects
Country
Kenya
First vintage
—
Crediting period
2023-06-01 to 2028-06-01
Scale
Large Scale · POA
Sustainable Development Goals
Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation · Goal 5: Gender Equality · Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being · Goal 13: Climate Action
Data from
Berkeley VROD v2026-08 + Gold Standard registry

Community involvement

local communities
Basis: Project description (Gold Standard registry). This lists who the project describes working with; it is not a check of benefit-sharing.
Sustainable Development Goals claimed: Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation · Goal 5: Gender Equality · Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being · Goal 13: Climate Action

Status and timeline

Registry status
Gold Standard Certified Project (Active)
First credits (vintage)
none yet
Crediting period
2023-06-01 to 2028-06-01
Credits issued
0 (retired 0)

Location

Country only The registry gives the country only, so the project is not drawn on the map

The registry gives Kenya as the location, so this project is not drawn on the map. It is counted in the country totals.

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Credit totals and status are as compiled in the Berkeley Voluntary Registry Offsets Database v2026-08 (CC BY 4.0) and change as the registries update. Please check the registry record before you quote a figure.
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