Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Pump Aid is an international water and sanitation charity based in Africa and the UK. The charity establishes sustainable supplies of clean water and mechanisms to create safer sanitation, using innovative yet simple technologies that can be locally maintained. Pump Aid works to improve health and support the local agriculture and economies. Rural community members can utilise the clean water source for drinking, washing, and irrigation—which can lead to generating income from their vegetable crops.As of 2015, Pump Aid had offices in Malawi and London, and employed more than 60 people, most of whom are national staff in Malawi trained in well-digging and water-pump installation.The charity's 2014-15 turnover was just under £1million."@en }
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- Pump_Aid abstract "Pump Aid is an international water and sanitation charity based in Africa and the UK. The charity establishes sustainable supplies of clean water and mechanisms to create safer sanitation, using innovative yet simple technologies that can be locally maintained. Pump Aid works to improve health and support the local agriculture and economies. Rural community members can utilise the clean water source for drinking, washing, and irrigation—which can lead to generating income from their vegetable crops.As of 2015, Pump Aid had offices in Malawi and London, and employed more than 60 people, most of whom are national staff in Malawi trained in well-digging and water-pump installation.The charity's 2014-15 turnover was just under £1million.".
- Q7259796 abstract "Pump Aid is an international water and sanitation charity based in Africa and the UK. The charity establishes sustainable supplies of clean water and mechanisms to create safer sanitation, using innovative yet simple technologies that can be locally maintained. Pump Aid works to improve health and support the local agriculture and economies. Rural community members can utilise the clean water source for drinking, washing, and irrigation—which can lead to generating income from their vegetable crops.As of 2015, Pump Aid had offices in Malawi and London, and employed more than 60 people, most of whom are national staff in Malawi trained in well-digging and water-pump installation.The charity's 2014-15 turnover was just under £1million.".