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”.

This project is an ongoing drinking water program in Nepal carried out in colla­bo­ra­tion with the local partner organi­sa­tion ECCA. The aim of the programme is to improve long-term access to safe drinking water in rural regions affected by water stress and insuf­fi­cient infras­truc­ture.

The expan­sion of the Baobab Network improves access to clean drinking water in southern Madagascar. Modern water treat­ment and local infras­truc­ture help secure a sustainable water supply in a region heavily affected by drought.

The project involved the rehabi­li­ta­tion of water pipelines in two neigh­bor­hoods in Syria, thereby securing access to clean drinking water for 8,000 people. This impact project, funded by donations from our impact share class, was imple­mented by our project partner Medair.

In Tanzania, more than 1,500 students and pupils benefit from a new drinking water facility, funded by the Impact Share Class of the Tareno Water Fund. A SuMaWe system was installed by our long-standing project partner, water­kiosk.

In the commu­nity of Nah Chuwua in Guate­mala, a gravity-based drinking water system was intro­duced with our partner organi­sa­tion Tamahu Guate­mala, which supplies 90 families with safe water and reduces water-related diseases.

The second water­kiosk SoWaDis (Solar Water Disin­fec­tion) system, financed by donations from our impact share class, supplies a school in Tanzania with clean drinking water and supports the estab­lish­ment of an indepen­dent water supply.

The ‘Water for Health and Hygiene’ project in Guate­mala is working with our impact investing partner Tamahú to improve access to clean drinking water and promote hygiene educa­tion.

In Koutaba, Cameroon, a newly installed WATA kit system at the Mataket Health Centre is impro­ving the water supply. The project was imple­mented by the Antenna Founda­tion, one of our project partners for the impact share class.

The first water project, financed with donations from the impact share class, was completed. A SoWaDis (Solar Water Disin­fec­tion) system was realised at a school in Tanzania in colla­bo­ra­tion with the Swiss founda­tion water­kiosk.