1. Find
Search the map and read the information for each water point.
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Find water. Report it. Help the next person.
Explore the map, submit a water point and understand how reports are checked.
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Three simple actions.
2. Use
Check available information and signs on site. Refill where permitted.
3. Share
Report missing points or outdated information.
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A photo, a position and a few details.
Choose a public point
Make sure the location is accessible to the public.
Take a clear photo
Avoid identifiable people, minors, licence plates or personal information.
Locate it accurately
Use GPS or manually select a position.
Add useful notes
Point type, accessibility, operating status and any notices.
Submit your report
The team checks submissions before publication.
If there is a “not drinkable” sign or another restriction, report it clearly.
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Reported, checked and validated mean different things.
Reported
Submitted by the community; information may still be limited.
Checked
Essential data reviewed by the project team.
Validated
Information supported by a qualified source or competent body.
A data verification level is not a health certification. Official notices and instructions at the location always take precedence.
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Found a mistake?
You can report faults, closures, outdated details or issues with photographs.