At Eye Level With The People
How does a project come into being?
Often it is NGOs and churches that ask us. Before and during the project, we are in lively exchange. They know the place, the school or the hospital where help is needed. They know the people and organise everything that is necessary for a project on site. Together, we find and implement the best possible solution.

Personally on site
We assess a new potential project on site. Only in this way can we find the best possible individual solution.
Each project is also personally supervised by us during the construction phase and completion. From the first contact to the completion, it is in good hands.
Each project is also personally supervised by us during the construction phase and completion. From the first contact to the completion, it is in good hands.
Our partners for well construction - well rehabilitation
Together for clean water and good health
Special work, such as drilling, is contracted out to competent, trustworthy local partner companies. They have qualified staff such as hydrologists, geologists and hydraulic engineers.
Wellboring Groundwater
Fields of work:
Fields of work:
East Africa
- Well construction
- WASH Seminars
Fields of work:
East Africa
Interview 27/10/2021
DivineAid Uganda
Registered as a non-governmental organisation (NGO) since June 2001.
Fields of work:
Working areas:
Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya, Zambia, Malawi.
Implemented so far:
In total, more than 900 bore wells have been constructed, more than 300 wells have been rehabilitated, more than 500 latrine stalls have been built in schools, markets and health facilities, 17 communities have been converted to closed toilets.
Fields of work:
- Integrated water resources management
- Environment and climate change
- Livelihoods and economic development
Working areas:
Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya, Zambia, Malawi.
Implemented so far:
In total, more than 900 bore wells have been constructed, more than 300 wells have been rehabilitated, more than 500 latrine stalls have been built in schools, markets and health facilities, 17 communities have been converted to closed toilets.