mWater Surveyor - Data Driven Collaboration for Water and Sanitation

mWater is dedicated to creating world changing technologies for water and health. Over 100,000 free mWater users in 180 countries map and monitor water and sanitation sites, conduct mobile surveys, and collaborate with local governments in real time data views.

Benefits

mWater mobile apps are simple to use and work on and offline, designed specifically for regions with spotty internet service.
Digital monitoring and evaluation makes your data actionable and sharable. It breaks silos created by firewalls and hard drive files.

Main Features

Monitor any type of data provided by physical sites like water points, sanitation facilities, hospitals, households, schools, etc.
Surveyor can deploy custom surveys designed in the mWater and Solstice data Portal.
Organizations can request custom, white label versions of Surveyor.

Primary Audience

General population
Sanitation officials
Local districts and Nonprofit Organizations

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FRAPE Water Infrastructure Monitoring System

In 2016, mWater deployed the Data Visual Platform in collaboration with Haiti Outreach and World Vision. mWater collaborated with Haiti Outreach and Haiti's regional water office in the North to create a monitoring system, which tracks all water infrastructure in the region.

Satellite Population Data Analysis-

For Aid and Humanitarian Efforts - You can now estimate the population living within a distance of any point across the globe and use to drive decision making around interventions, and improve stakeholder reporting with the features of mWater and Solstice.

Annie Feighery

CEO

mWater

Annie Feighery

CEO

mWater

What we really want people to understand is that unsafe water is most dangerous for children under age five, and children who do survive the water source are very likely to be physically and/or mentally stunted.

Ellen Greggio

Monitoring and Mapping Advisor

WaterAid

Ellen Greggio

Monitoring and Mapping Advisor

WaterAid

mWater is a game changer for the rural areas and small towns that get forgotten in data management. It’s really about accelerating government service providers” to make better and faster health decisions.