Empowering Africa with Water Data for a Sustainable Future

WADABA is transforming how we collect, manage, and use water data across Africa.

Welcome to WADABA

WADABA is an innovative, smart water information platform designed to centralize and standardize water related data across regions. The platform enables governments, utilities, researchers, NGOs, and businesses to access, analyze, and act on real-time and historical water data for better decision making, resource management, and sustainable development. Also, by leveraging citizen science, digital innovation, and collaborative research, WADABA empowers communities, policymakers, and researchers with accurate, timely, and accessible water data.

Our Key Pillars

Citizen Science

Empowering local communities to collect and validate water data using accessible technologies.

Data Accessibility

Making water information transparent and available to all stakeholders for informed decision-making.

Capacity Building

Strengthening skills and knowledge in water monitoring, data analysis, and digital literacy.

Policy Engagement

Working with governments and institutions to integrate data-driven approaches into water governance.

Where We Work

Cameroon

Active

Location: Fako Division

Focus: Low-income neighborhoods and schools

Data Points: 15 monitoring stations

120 water samples 45 citizen scientists

DR Congo

Active

Location: Likassi

Focus: Urban-rural water equity assessment

Data Points: 8 monitoring stations

85 water samples 32 citizen scientists

Join the Movement

For Individuals

  • Become a Citizen Scientist
  • Attend Trainings
  • Volunteer Locally
Get it on Google Play

For Organizations

  • Partner with Us
  • Sponsor a Data Collection Zone
  • Collaborate on Research
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Latest News & Stories

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May 15, 2025

New Water Monitoring Stations Deployed in Cameroon

Ten new monitoring stations have been installed across Fako Division to improve data coverage.

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May 10, 2025

Youth Training Workshop Completed in DR Congo

Over 50 young individuals trained in water quality testing and data collection protocols.

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May 5, 2025

New Partnership Announced with Regional University

Collaboration aims to enhance research capabilities and student involvement in water data science.

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