The name “Warka” comes from Ethiopia’s Warka Tree, a symbol of community, ecosystem balance, and spiritual significance, a source of life and a gathering place.

Warka Water is a vertical structure designed to collect/harvest potable water from the air. It offers an alternative water source to rural populations that face challenges in accessing drinkable water.

Warka Tower is designed to harvest water from the atmosphere (rain, fog, dew) providing an alternative water source for rural populations that face challenges accessing drinkable water.

"The Warka Tower is a passive water harvesting system designed to provide an alternative water source for rural populations facing challenges accessing clean drinking water.

Warka Tower version 3.2 was successfully installed in March 2015 as the first WT Pilot to be deployed in a rural community. This has been a very important milestone for the project's …

The Warka Village aspires to transform the landscape of comprehensive human development, utilizing low-cost, sustainable, community-driven, high-impact multisector development …

What is the meaning of Warka? The name “Warka Water” comes from the Warka Tree (Ficus Vasta), a giant wild fig tree native to Ethiopia. The tree’s fruit provides nourishment for the …

We will organize a training course to give the basic instructions on how to assemble and maintain the Warka and distribute manuals on ‘Construction’ and ‘Operation and Maintenance’.

The name “Warka Water” comes from the Warka Tree (Ficus Vasta), a giant wild fig tree native to Ethiopia. The tree’s fruit provides nourishment for the people and animals, and its shade is …

Handwashing with soap and water is an easy, cheap, and effective way to prevent the spread of germs and keep kids and adults healthy. We organize personal hygiene training sessions at …