David Monnier and Anthony Cailleau, a former emergency humanitarian with a passion for development, founded Fonto de vivo in 2017 and built up a small team of committed and agile talent in France and internationally. Together, their ambition is to combat water insecurity in humanitarian contexts by providing autonomous solutions to NGOs. 
In 2023, access to drinking water is still not a universal reality for more than 2.2 billion people around the world. This vital resource is dwindling and its availability to all is even more uncertain. Developed countries are also facing problems with their drinking water supplies, due in particular to climate change, which is responsible for increasing drought, the depletion of groundwater, and water wastage, leading to shortages, restrictions and shortages that can last from time to time or even longer.
Fonto de vivo gives each and every one of us the power to be resilient in the face of the water crisis.

The ORISA® freshwater purifier was designed in response to specifications drawn up with leading French and international NGOs to provide a solution to this vital issue. These specifications made it possible to define strict water quality criteria and subsequently to obtain the "full protection *** (3/3)" award from the WHO's Home Water Treatment Technology Assessment Programme. The Institut Pasteur has demonstrated through laboratory tests a performance of up to +99.999% (LOG 5) for viruses and +99.999999% (LOG 8) for bacteria and protozoa.
Our water treatment equipment is reliable and easy to use, and provides a high-performance solution for gaining autonomy and enabling sustainable, reasonable and shared use of water. So everyone can enjoy healthy water, free from microbiological contamination.

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