OUR MODEL
Teuk Saat 1001 model is based on 4 pillars:
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- Business model: ensure daily production and delivery.
- Affordability: a solution suitable for all budgets (<3% of household income)
- Accessibility: dodo to door delivery of 20L bottles to ensure best services to our beneficiaires
- Quality: monitoring the water every month to ensure the long term quality
Teuk Saat 1001 model is based on 4 pillars:
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- Business model: ensure daily production and delivery.
- Affordability: a solution suitable for all budgets (<3% of household income)
- Accessibility: dodo to door delivery of 20L bottles to ensure best services to our beneficiaires
- Quality: monitoring the water every month to ensure the long term quality
Building upon these four pillars, we are offering 3 solutions:
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- Supporting for the installation of water kiosks in rural communities.
- Support entrepreneurs to ensure sustainable access to drinking water.
- Providing access to safe drinking water to all children in Cambodia through the Water in Schools program.
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- 2006 Award for International Solidarity
- 2014 visit of Professor Muhammad Yunus – ambassador of Teuk Saat 1001
- Google Impact Challenge 2015
- The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
- 2017 Asian Social Entrepreneur of the year
OUR WATER KIOSKS
With its strong hygiene, bottle cleaning, packaging and storage procedures, Teuk Saat 1001 has been recognized for meeting e norms and standards of the World Health Organization. Concretely, within a water kiosk, thanks to a pump and a piped water system, surface or underground water is collected, stored in a tank, poured into filters (sand filter, filter carbon, micro filter) and finally disinfected using a UV lamp. This process eliminates all bacteria to produce clean water of consistent quality. The water is then poured into 20-liter bottles and ready for consumption.
Year after year, our team continually works to improve the production, delivery and distribution systems of water kiosks.
Our priorities today are:
Ergonomics: reduce hardness and accelerate water production.
Water quality: make the treatment system more adaptable to local water sources, (not thus) ensuring taste and quality over time.Connectivity: integrate sensors to monitor production in real time and anticipate key maintenance interventions.
Delivery: upgrade the vehicle to facilitate longer journeys and position O-we as a premium brand differentiated from competitors.