In this podcast, the founder of Water, Health, and Opportunity (WHO) organization, John Renouard, shares his inspiring journey of creating an impactful nonprofit aimed at providing clean water to rural villages in Africa. He discusses the unique model of using human-powered drills owned by local drill teams to ensure sustainability and financial independence within the communities.The conversation also steers into the organization's efforts to combat female genital mutilation (FGM) and empower the victims to seek justice. John's stories highlight the transformative impact of clean water on communities and the importance of community involvement in creating sustainable solutions.Topics We Cover:The origin and mission of Water, Health, and Opportunity (WHO) organization.The village drill: A human-powered solution to drilling wells in remote areas.Empowering local communities through ownership and financial sustainability.The impact of clean water on health, agriculture, and economic growth.A heartwarming success story of an all-girls school transformed by access to clean water.Combating female genital mutilation (FGM) through collaboration with local authorities.Future plans: Expanding clean water projects and fighting against FGM.To Learn More and Connect with John:WHOlives.orgE-mail JohnDonate to WHOlivesSupport the show