FUNDRAISING
FUNDING THE FUTURE OF WATER SYSTEMS IN HAITI
Meeting the scale of Haiti’s water and sanitation challenge requires long-term, coordinated investment.
HANWASH brings together government, multilateral agencies, foundations, corporations, and Rotary partners to align funding and drive collective action toward sustainable, nationwide water and sanitation services.
Building momentum for scale
In its early years, HANWASH established proof of concept through pilot efforts and strategic partnerships.
Today, that foundation allows us to mobilize greater investment, strengthen alignment across stakeholders, and accelerate progress toward a shared national vision.
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How funding comes together
Sustainable water systems at scale require a diversified funding approach. HANWASH works to mobilize and align resources across multiple sources
35%
GLOBAL GRANTS
Leveraging contributions from Rotary Clubs and Districts, matched by The Rotary Foundation
30%
INSTITUTIONAL & OTHER GRANTS
Funding from institutional donors, development partners, and aligned grantmaking organizations
25%
MAJOR GIFTS
Investments from corporations, foundations, governments, and high-net-worth individuals
10%
PUBLIC SUPPORT
Contributions from individual donors and broader community support
Percentages are approximate and reflect a blended funding strategy.
A platform for collective investment
As a convening platform, HANWASH mobilizes funding from a wide range of partners, including Rotary International, The Rotary Foundation and its global network, institutional donors, and individual supporters.
Together, these investments contribute to building water and sanitation systems that are designed to last.
Understanding the scale
National and global analyses have consistently estimated that achieving universal access to water and sanitation in Haiti requires more than $2 billion in investment.
HANWASH works in alignment with national and international partners, including the World Bank and UNICEF, to strengthen data, refine investment priorities, and support coordinated decision-making across the sector.