Nile Data
Monitoring stations, sampling campaigns and the open pollution map. Every reading is published so researchers and governments can use it.
- Water quality stations
- Microplastic sampling
- Open datasets & the live map
Programmes
From school programmes to full partnerships.
Three activity streams carry the strategy: measurement, education and action. Projects and events amplify them.
Activities
Nile Data, Nile Edu, Nile Act.
Nile Edu
River literacy for schools, universities and communities: what pollution does, where it comes from, and what a household can change this week.
- School programme
- Teacher toolkits
- Community workshops
Nile Act
The physical work: cleanups on defined stretches, collection points, recycling routes and prevention infrastructure with local crews.
- Stretch cleanups
- Collection & recycling
- Local crew training
Projects & events
Work in motion.
Projects
Book publishing
Documenting the basin, the people and the plan in print.
Documentaries
Film work that shows the river as it is, not as a statistic.
Collaborations
Joint programmes with NGOs, universities and companies.
Events
Discussion panels
Bringing policymakers, scientists and communities into one room.
Cleaning activities
Open cleanup days anyone can join along the river.
Partner summits
Working sessions where partners commit to concrete deliverables.
On the ground
Cleanups are run by the people who live there.
Every cleanup produces two outputs: waste removed, and data recorded. Volume, waste type and location go straight onto the live map so the same stretch can be tracked over time instead of cleaned once for a photo.
Join a cleanup