MSABI

Engineer Dale Young moved to Tanzania in 2007 with his partner who was conducting malaria research. He founded MSABI in 2009 after witnessing a cholera outbreak that resulted from unclean drinking water.^[2] The name stands for Maji Safi kwa Afya Bora Ifakara, which translates to "Safe Water for Better Health Ifakara."^[3] MSABI's projects focus on installing water pumps, distributing filter pots, building latrines, and educating people on sanitation and hygiene.^[4]

The aim is to combat diarrhoea, cholera, typhoid, and trachoma, which all may be caused from poor quality drinking water.^[3]

MSABI partners with Engineers Without Borders (UK)^[5] for surveying, drilling, manufacturing, and capacity building projects.^[6] EWB UK also provides international training courses at MSABI.^[7]

MSABI has provided more than 60 water points and more than 1,400 filters which together serve more than 17,000 users.^[1]

Janji works with MSABI.^{[citation needed]}