Designed for Kenyan women who must walk 6 hours a day just to collect a few buckets of water, TransWater provides workers in developing countries with a more efficient load carrying alternative. Using locally sourced materials, users can follow the blueprints to create a solution tailored to their requirements. Better yet, it can be passed on or helpful for creating solutions for other community members.
Designer: Yiannis Hadjipapas
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