Africa Access Water (AfAW) is a non-profit organization based in Lusaka, Zambia that promotes, provides, and delivers solar-powered water systems in Africa. Recognizing that water is a vital resource for socio-economic development, AfAW advocates for the use of solar energy to power water facilities throughout the continent. Their programs focus on providing clean drinking water, improving agricultural irrigation systems, and supporting community wealth creation.

Every water facility provided by AfAW includes three minimum distribution lines: a water kiosk for clean drinking water and hygiene, irrigation systems for year-round agriculture and increased income, and animal troughs for livestock health and wealth creation. Additionally, the facilities are aligned with tree planting initiatives for forestation. AfAW's vision is to see African communities developed through solar-powered water, and their mission is to provide and deliver solar-powered water systems for productive use, food security, socio-economic development, and wealth creation in rural communities, urban areas, and new settlements across Africa.

Through their activities, AfAW aims to promote the use of solar energy for productive use in developing rural economies, empowering women through water access, ensuring food and nutrition security, and conducting research and advocacy to inform and influence better water management policies at the national, regional, and global levels. To support their work and make a difference in the lives of African communities, individuals can donate to AfAW and contribute to the sustainable development and well-being of Africa's people