Sustainable investing in the water sector – your impact invest­ment with Tareno

Our fund contri­butes to the achie­ve­ment of SDG 6 “Clean water and sanita­tion”.

Our fund has carried the FNG seal since 2019. For 2025, we received the presti­gious award for the second time in a row with the highest rating of 3 stars.

Our fund is classi­fied under Article 9 SFDR and thus meets the highest requi­re­ments of the EU Disclo­sure Regula­tion.

Our fund was awarded the ISR label by the French govern­ment in 2023.

Sustaina­bi­lity plays an important role in the invest­ment process at various levels.

Our fund contri­butes to Goal 3 of the EU Taxonomy “Sustainable use of water resources”.

The Swiss founda­tion is committed to promo­ting access to clean drinking water in rural areas of Tanzania. Although the country has abundant water resources, water quality is often poor in many places, especi­ally outside the cities. The focus is on robust solutions—particularly for schools—that can be imple­mented in colla­bo­ra­tion with the local popula­tion and operated on a long-term basis!

Tatirano is working in Madagascar to ensure long-term access to clean drinking water. The focus is on solutions that give women a central role, as they are parti­cu­larly affected by the water crisis. In many regions of Madagascar, poverty, a lack of infras­truc­ture, and an unreliable water supply make daily life diffi­cult for the popula­tion.

ECCA supports schools in remote regions of Nepal by provi­ding water filtra­tion systems and training on their safe use. This gives children and teachers access to clean drinking water, while important knowledge about hygiene and water safety is passed on to families and commu­ni­ties. The first joint project was imple­mented in 2023.

For many years, the organization has been active in the predo­mi­nantly indige­nous region of Tamahú, where conta­mi­nated drinking water is a major cause of many diseases. In addition to building drinking water supply systems, the organization focuses on training local well-diggers to ensure that the systems can be maintained over the long term.

Medair is an inter­na­tional humani­ta­rian organization with experi­ence in parti­cu­larly challen­ging regions. Our colla­bo­ra­tion includes drinking water projects in various regions. Together with other donors, we parti­ci­pate in larger projects where functio­ning water infras­truc­ture is lacking or has been damaged.