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Vivoblu Water for All's long-term vision is to impact the world by providing access to clean, safe

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Goal One: Deliver life-saving clean water solutions to families in the developing world.

Goal Type: Focus on core programs to achieve mission and scale back on programs not seen as core.

Goal Two: Partner with other "on the ground" organizations to Improve water quality for families.

Goal Type: Grow, expand, scale or increase access to the existing programs and services.

Goal Three: By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities, programs, and technologies.

Goal Type: Grow, expand, scale or increase access to the existing programs and services.

Describe an investment in leadership

We have developed a framework that focuses on 3 capacities that we can develop our individuals and our team: Individual capacity. Individual capacity focuses on personal leadership mastery, the ability to contribute one‟s gifts in a group, competencies to manage and lead organizations, have one‟s voice heard and to influence others, Team capacity. Team capacity focuses on how well people are able to work together in groups, how effective they are jointly at meeting team goals, how well teams are able to influence organizational priorities or outcomes. Organizational capacity. Organizational capacity focuses on the competency of its leaders to manage and lead the organization to deliver on the mission and meet goals, to respond to developing community needs, and to set standards and create environments where best practices thrive.

This organization mobilizes for mission in the following ways:

• Strategic Partnerships

• Networks of Collective Impact Efforts

• Thought Leadership

• Raising Awareness

• Community Building

What are this organization’s external mobilizaton efforts?

Our executive director, Steve Lavey, has joined the Board of GlobalWaterWorks, which is a non-profit water sector organization dedicated to helping global water work for the planet and people. GlobalWaterWorks' mission is to spur innovation and technology adoption by showcasing the leaders, researchers and innovative technologies that are already at work making water work. They build on the work being done in industry, academia and more than 3000 water organizations, providing industry-focused case studies, roadmaps and ROI examples to business leaders, educators, investors and policy makers through FREE virtual summits and social media channels.

COVID-19 has brought more attention to the urgency of safe water access — and not just because clean water is the first line of defense against the virus’s spread. The pandemic has also exposed a lack of critical investment in global water infrastructure that needs to be addressed with long-term, sustainable initiatives. With COVID-19 directly threatening the health of those most in need; direct, timely interventions are key. Yet it is important to remember that water is a local issue; therefore, a solution that works for a rural family in India may not translate to a solution for an urban family in Brazil. To make sustained progress toward SDG 6, interventions must be tailored to the needs of individual communities, and scaled for impact. We have adapted by partnering with a water filter manufacturing firm that has developed a patent-pending solutions that was built specifically for the needs of the families and conditions in the developing world. This allows us to get clean water to families very quickly and at the family level.