Water Justice: Where Do I Fit In? with Tim Muttoo (H2O 4 ALL)

[Charles Lee]

Clean water is a catalyst for human development. How can clean water change the destiny of a village and of a nation? Sustainable water technology drives sustainable human development. What role do we play in North America and in third world countries on human development, democracy, economics, and rights of women and children? How can we in the global North stand for water justice for those in the global South who do not have access to clean water?

H2O4all is a hands--on organization dedicated to alleviating thirst and hunger through the invention, development and implementation of technology that converts existing sub-standard water resources into an easily accessible, sustainable and potable water supply. Local people are trained and educated in proper sanitation and methodologies to uphold safe water systems including the use of water in fish and agriculture farming. H2O4all believes in providing practical solutions that will ensure accessibility of clean water, food sources and proper sanitation for all…for today and tomorrow.

Tim Muttoo launched his career as an Engineer in 1996 shortly thereafter began making an impact on the scientific world internationally with innovative technology and research projects. In 2001 Tim traveled to Africa to build 4 homes for orphan children. His observations and experiences during that trip shook his world and his heart, forever inspiring him to stand alongside the world’s poor and less fortunate. In 2008 Tim co-founded ‘H2O 4 All’ a not-for-profit company whose focus is to develop sustainable, scalable clean water solutions for life around the world. Tim loves to be in the field, training, empowering and installing clean water solutions alongside local people in communities all over the globe.