10.000 liters of water a day from the fog in Lima, Peru

[@samualcrocket1405]

There is no end to man's creative intelligence. Amazing environmental and humanitarian invention.

[@parammeshwar1]

Scientists/researchers with good heart bringing solutions to help of humanity. Hats off to you.

[@shahidali4242]

Also same No. of Warsapp.

[@carloshuansha1894]

Anyone know the performance of the system in m3 / m2 or l / m2?

[@ulysse21]

If only the pessimist green fanatics let them do theire job. They don't believe in science being able to solve ecological issues. They only believe in taxes, and making people poor and bureaucratic globalization

[@erl7466]

it would be amazing if they could install these on their roofs. i know the elevation and the nearness of the mountains has a lot to do with the efficiency, but i use a few catcher in my backyard and i live on a flat island! hopefully this will become something the people outside lima discover for themselves. a worthy endeavor by all.

[@policarposandoval9799]

EN LOS ALBORES DE NUESTRO DESPERTAR COMO HUMANIDAD!!!! ES HERMOSO VER A GENTE TAN HERMOSA PREOCUPANDOSE POR GENTE EN NECESIDAD, SIN AMBICION, SIN CORRUPCION,!!!......CON EL MAS FINO DESEO DE AYUDAR!!!! MIS RESPETOS Y MI MAS FINO DESEO PARA ELLOS !!!!!!!

[@dominikatess9396]

Incredible! I hope this project can get a lot bigger in the coming years... Good luck!

[@StressResponseAbility]

I'm blown away. Why aren't there more projects like this in the world??? It could be such a good place for everybody. Thank you, from the heart and in the name of all humanity

[@BetterEveryDayYouTube]

The foundation made the designs available for anyone that wants to build one. Why haven't other organizations expanded upon this? It could change millions of lives.

[@ingerloviseeide6806]

Thanks for helping the ones in need.God bless everyone involved.

[@Recalamidad]

Excelente, iniciativas de estas son las que hacen falta en todo el Mundo, les deseo mucha suerte.

[@rhondajennings7706]

This is so amazing, what a blessing and beautiful effort these young people did for the community.

[@DanBurgaud]

5:25 300~400 liters of water a day per net! THAT IS AWESOME!!!!!

[@mlg4035]

Exactly , word for word, my reaction!! That is awesome!

[@borikuarokero4309]

Great job. 1 point for humanity.

[@olivechristinwyatt7643]

This is so wonderful and the people can grow their own food and clean themselves, God bless you.

[@raspberrytea8314]

Thank you to the Creating Water Foundation....an outstanding solution that can benefit so many lives. An update of this project is kindly requested. Hopefully, it is still in progress.

[@Anmathews]

God bless you guys for helping the helpless.

[@erl7466]

they aren’t helpless, didn’t you watch? they worked hard to solve their own problem. give them credit!

[@michaelambrosano938]

ahh,..the spirit of these people makes my eyes well up with tears

[@truthfiction8408]

Wow, I am so happy to see this helps the rural people. I pray for this project to be promoted to greater heights. Keep it up

[@iiicuuubreathingfullyoohoohooh]

Thank you for this presentation really displaying this impact that this intervention is having.

[@jean-claudelol563]

Sounds awesome. I would be setting up even more of them to divert the excess water and create water reservoirs in the area that can gradually fill up day by day and have an abundant resource for farming and irrigation.

[@yeswing10]

What a Blessing! God bless you, Sir, for changing their lives.

[@smeargut1809]

300-500litres per day per net that’s amazing

[@N.Grg00]

It’s so Bless and Glad to watch this video how they work together

[@franksolano7340]

Increíble labor, Uds sí que son unos héroes. 👍

[@waveman2952]

Glad to see this is such an easy solution for Lima and the rest of Peru. Such a great idea and simple. I know they had tested Big advertising signs doing similar stuff in the city powered by solar. My wife is from Lima and the water was ok. I was told not to drink it but tried it and made some suggestions of adding bleach to their tanks just a little per instructions I saw online. Works great.

[@BonifaceTV]

What is the progress right now? Can you guys share to us? We all want to know. Please

[@a.r.moyapapitawaira7369]

Very interesting. This idea is not new. I saw it for first time near Lima in an area called "Lomas de Lachay" in the year 88. This was probably the most original idea from students of the agraria university in Perú. Aplause the project because it includes the local people participation and education. This kind of programs are normal amog the andean people og Perú Bolivia Ecuador Colombia Chile and Argentina.

[@nicolasutcliffe1406]

Wow what an amazing video. Well done to all involved ☺️ a fantastic job

[@adolfobriceno1635]

Great idea. Who thought that we can obtain water from the fog. Keep the good work

[@hernandezvargasaime7070]

the video is very interesting and educational I love it I'll give it a little hand up

[@anoops08]

This is a brilliant and beautiful work.

[@petzadaselvagem]

Precisamos no nordeste brasileiro.

[@Vimarsh24]

Continue doing this amazing work.. Making project which help the community is the greatest project..

[@DanBurgaud]

I love this success story! +1000000 likes to "creating water foundation"! Great great job!

[@srinathk177]

Very good Video presentation about solving water problems .Best Wishes for many more Projects of this nature.

[@robinhyperlord9053]

This technology must be applied in every country.

[@souniert]

Wow! That was such an inspirational story!

[@Thomass7586]

Now this is Awesome 👍

[@ngurthanahlonching7127]

Great work, great idea, hats off to you, God bless you

[@thanytrann6694]

It is good that they are live closer to the sea. They need to grow more trees to create more fog into inland, so people in the inland you catch the fog too.

[@GaiaCarney]

Thank you for sharing this! AMAZING, fog nets can produce so much H2O! Peace Gratitude Love

[@gissie391]

And water retention and soil erosion prevention such as dams and terraces like in Kenya.hillside has loads of soil erosion.. You could do houses like in alps with sheds for sheep etal underneath. When you sowed grasses etc you can stop soil erosion feed sheep chickens etc.

[@nadjiblaib3627]

thank you so much for all your efforts. i wish you all success in your estimable project. as yu see a small bit of thinking just for some hours can resolve a terrible suffring of decades!!go on..and good lucks

[@Cong-hoalan]

Very useful project

[@Dtaz010]

you guys just gave them a blessing.. bring that to the USA and we can all have free water

[@pauleypavillion6088]

In Monterey California area you would need tons of permits to do that.

[@KCECC-ActiveHealthyAgeing]

Great 👍👏 very kind and a blessing

[@tishirina8993]

I´m surprised that this solution hasn´t been implemented earlier because this solutions or method has been around for a while now and as I understands it comes from chilean inventor that left his invention for free

[@anibalrendon569]

Only provides limited solution of water scarcity to small scale needs. Not suitable for big human settlements for example in Peru.

[@scopex2749]

The Lord has smiled on the poor people of the world with this amazing idea. So pleased for their community. If they cover that hillside with nets they will be able to create LAKES of water! PLEASE SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH EVERYONE :)

[@karvakferenc1009]

big like and respect

[@Dcvillnz]

Awesome Congratulations

[@borincason7647]

Make an irrigation system to grow trees. Trees will bring condensation. Condensation will boost precipitarion. Win-Win.

[@andriespetersen7526]

great work guys...

[@junaidzakaria858]

I need right track to work with you guys helping people all over the world I would phisicaly like to go to these countries in need free of charge.thanks

[@matiasnicolas7496]

Invento Chileno 🇨🇱🇨🇱👌🏻

[@gabrielcoronado6395]

Good and nice people. Thank you!

[@babyabraham51]

If only all countries with such heavy fog wind and struggling for drinking water could set up these mesh on their roof tops , they can easily contact In Peru also every house can keep 2-4 nets on top of their house or tie it to trees with the collecting pipes at bottom leading the water to containers kept at the bottom can collect millions of liters of water every day enough and water for each family .

[@angelrenemurielpizarro2226]

en la variante de pasamayo tambien he probado este tipo de atrapaniebla pero no lo creeran mas efectivo son los nylon de pescar tendidos sblicuamente enun largo de 5 metros tres lineas rinden un litro en mdia hora

[@petzadaselvagem]

Amei ! i love IS técnic

[@NotPracticingLawdotinfo]

WOW... thanks.... but where is the website...that should or could be.... in the description?

[@dpm5683]

Great Work!!

[@NSResponder]

Ok, it's been about five years since this video was posted. How's this project doing today? Are the people around Lima all taken care of, or do they need more fog catching capacity?

[@alpacasecurity9915]

Not sure about this project in particular but it’s rough in Lima

[@alpacasecurity9915]

They need more fog catching capacity for sure. I am trying to figure out how to do this right now

[@panicfarm9874]

Being in such a mountainous area, if a certain size fog catcher was install in series, perhaps generation of electricity could be stored to a battery, small amounts at first but with enough water spinning a turbine it could turn in to a lot

[@joniindo6127]

How's this project going? The website seems old. I hope it's still going!

[@chabouyamoreno5258]

Thank u Shalom

[@samfrancisco8095]

The first explorers were amazed at the landscape and in their prayers to God asked him how he could put oceans and high mountains so close to each other and the beautiful landscape and it was not justified. God answered, "wait till you see the people I put there."

[@shivanandachakari]

amazing project ..

[@tomconnelly5494]

You are doing the Lord's work. Can that material be wrapped around a house and supply water?

[@millerlite6748]

this is Eye opening

[@baig550kgfsdpk]

Great Guys Allah Bless All of you Ameen

[@AtheistCook]

that sounds nice and all. But, i do not see anybody buying the meshes. none of those houses have the meshes around their houses

[@ybc1970]

great but what kind of fabric are u using thnks

[@siegfriedbraun5447]

Great development. A question: was there available water when the people arrived, and did that source disappear?

[@bbvinesking5383]

Very good

[@uchies3874]

Ya Allah.. .masya Allah....amazing

[@ahmedjabrane3441]

God bless u

[@fightexameasily5559]

This should also be used in India in hilly areas where womens have to fetch water from a very long distance. And also spend many hours in in carrying water for the family

[@sidhartharaju4971]

sir it is great I want to know if any project in India is present

[@youssa5789]

Very cool

[@thevictoriousyamani3928]

beatyful!

[@spyam23]

I dream to be involved in projects like this...

[@lightone8428]

God bless and prosper them ,in Jesus mighty name .

[@Swoost]

gay

[@soulshadoww55]

Now that they are solving the problem of water, they need to plant millions of trees on those denuded slopes. I'm sure the reason that area looks like that is because over the years they cut down all of the trees. If they committed to planting 1 million trees a year over time the area could be transformed from a dusty brown wasteland to a verdant green cloud forest.

[@joanvaldez5413]

soulshadoww55 lima is the secong biggest city in the middle of a desert, is extremelly foggy but never rains and of course never had trees, but yes the trees could be the next step

[@rominare1]

please google Peru, this is a desert...we are the most bio diverse country in the world with ecosystems ranging from coastal/driest desert in the world, the Andes mountains/ cloud forest and the amazon forest

[@derzuomaia]

What kind of green tissue is used?

[@Rajeshkumar-rz7ri]

Can we buy this net Because this technique is quite helpful in desert areas like in rajasthan 😊

[@robertlinder8464]

What happened to this project? It died out?

[@percyquea]

EXCELENTE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@redsailor101]

Sooo, why do they live there and where did they get water from before???

[@livetoinspire93]

Is it a successful project?

[@omaralvarez7746]

Where can i get the fog net?

[@awedbyhiswonder]

Do you have problems with contaminants in the air? How so tou clean the nets?

[@apophansis]

What is the net material made from? Can we use ordinary fish net? Thanks.

[@jaycewiley5535]

so asmaing and inspring

[@MetalGearMk3]

Did you guys go back to Peru for a update ?

[@andriespetersen7526]

HI guys we are based in Cape town South Africa and we are also facing a drought,we are not so bad as peru but surely with the lack of rain we are having we will soon be as bad as peru is there a way you guys can help me with my projects that i want to start in my community,

[@SaintMT]

Andries, dink net as daar sulke nette op Tafelberg is. Daar is baie wolke.

[@SpryteintheAndes]

Have you trained anyone in Ecuador?

[@meiji728]

how much humidity (at least) is needed to catch water from fog ? is there role of speed of air in that particular area ?

[@alejandroelgrande6656]

cual es el precio por cada atrapa nieblas ?

[@mr.conductor4938]

Just out of curiosity, if water is these people's big problem, then where does all of the fog come from?

[@SpryteintheAndes]

I live in Ecuador in the Andes. I want to try this for my community. What is th3 spanish name for the material used? Is it readily.available?

[@yurii_123]

what about strong winds? That fogcatcher should be foldable.

[@minnowpd]

Southern California and Namibia have mucho fog.

[@EngineerMK2004]

Collection is not the greatest concern to me. It is storage that is the next hurdle. May I suggest the ancient technology of the cistern; an underground storage system. This would create a space where the water would be resistant to contamination and evaporation. Then filtration and distribution could be tackled.

[@sheikebrahimzanjani616]

google "Iran qanat system"