The African Union (AU) has appointed social justice advocate Dr. Martins Abhulimhen of the Jose Foundation UK as its Ambassador to lead the initiative aimed at providing clean water for communities across Africa.
Under the ‘Jose Water for Africa Initiative,’ the Foundation will work to ensure that millions of African communities gain access to clean and potable water.
In a statement released in Abuja, Dr. Abhulimhen was recognized for his commitment to social justice, education, and philanthropy, highlighting his efforts to empower marginalized communities and bridge the gap between the rich and poor.
The Jose Foundation is collaborating with Mr. Jas Sohl, the Designated Honorary Consul for Cambodia to the UK, to implement “JOSE Water” (Impact Solutions). This collaboration will focus on delivering centralized and decentralized water technology to Nigeria and surrounding regions of Africa, alongside initiatives in sanitation and hygiene (WASH).
Mr. Sohl brings 25 years of experience in technology and impact investing, with a distinguished background in climate technologies. His extensive portfolio includes recognition as a Smart Tech Award-winning impact investor and a role as an international business mentor for British Water, where he promotes growth and innovation across Asia and India.
