The Peru team is currently in its final phase of a gravity-fed potable water system project that services an agricultural community of 64 participating families. In the summer of 2019, the team completed all construction activities, connecting the remaining homes to the distribution network and constructing a chlorination system at the reservoir tank to purify the water.

The Kenya team is preparing to implement a gravity-fed water distribution system to serve the Rev. David Duveskog Primary School and the surrounding community. In the Summer of 2023, the team completed the assessment phase and is currently finalizing the design of the system.

The Ecuador team is working to provide a safe, sustainable, and reliable water system in Rosario Vainas, a small village of 550 people located about 117 miles (approximately a 3.5-hour drive) from Quito, the capital of Ecuador.

In the summer of 2018, the DR team successfully redesigned significant parts of the water system to resolve distribution inefficiencies and installed a chlorination and filtration system to provide clean, safe water to El Cajuil. This project has just concluded, with the DR team making final touches to the system in 2020.