Our Vision: Lifelong life-saving sanitation for all Indonesian villagers by 2027. Same for the whole rural world by 2030. How? Through the Safe Water Garden (SWG), the world's most cost-efficient sanitation system. The Issue: In tropical villages, wastewater from toilets is typically released untreated into the environment. The result is a health tragedy: Worldwide, about 2000 children die every day as a result, 370 in Indonesia alone. Furthermore, developing countries suffer a huge economic and social toll. Finally, it’s a global environment catastrophe: The release of organic waste leads to oxygen depletion in the world’s water systems, threatening fish stocks and coral reefs worldwide. The Solution: A combination of two well-known concepts in wastewater management, septic tanks and leach-fields (one set per household) has long been recognised as a viable solution. Using these concepts, UNICEF, Red Cross and others developed a practical and economical solution for Aceh’s villagers after the 2004 tsunami. Inspired by their life-saving work, we have further optimized their solution and made it even cheaper and easier to build locally. Our optimized solution is called a “Safe Water Garden” (SWG). It features 3 main components: a septic tank, a leach field (the garden), and a pipe system connecting the parts. About Us: United by common goals and values - An original vision by the LooLa Adventure Group has captured the attention of many world-class companies, educational institutions, and passionate individuals from around the world. Please meet us here on this page, and we hope to inspire you to join us to deliver 10 million SWGs by 2027 in Indonesia, and 100 million systems worldwide by 2030!