Coca-Cola Project RAIN

In 2009, The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation launched the Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN), a US $30 million program that is on track to provide at least 2 million people across Africa with safe water by 2015 and to fund water projects in every African country. RAIN-funded projects improve sanitation and hygiene, increase productive use of water and protect watersheds.

[@ingamelevi1929]

What I like: that Coca Cola is helping restore water. What I don't like: Coca Cola is using more than they are restoring.

[@ingamelevi1929]

I'm sorry, but what part about this is incorrect? Have you done your research?

[@murielcryderman270]

Wonderful, Wonderful, Wonderful. Leading with your heart. well done!

[@NaturezaePaz]

Congratulations for the great work that Coca-Cola does for humanity.

[@TheCyrus1988]

From the people to the people.

[@RavingMadJock]

Its now Nov 2017, I would be very Interested too know how many similar drinking water objective projects Coca-Cola and also other vastly sourced water processing companies have funded through out the African continent since this was Published 29/05/2013

[@DJ4000VOLT]

Great job coca cola

[@converseultimate]

Project rain ftw

[@kimcoffin7403]

❤ 🌎

[@sara-gl1jo]

i love you Coca-cola

[@spiritpen]

I don't think this is anything but thinly veiled development.

[@theboss-vr1jj]

exactly,

[@converseultimate]

Africa
Oh aa oh aa

[@t.least.he.is.honest]

Why not gp to the river at night ??????cant these people think ?

[@Thatguy_jack30]

that is not very nice why cant you think

[@ingamelevi1929]

They need clean water. Going to the river at night isn't going to help the purification of the water that they need. Water is an essential for every living thing on Earth.

[@patrycjasuchecka7787]

WOW

[@theboss-vr1jj]

give them some coca cola and all their problems will be gone,