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Brand profile · International Trade and Development
Abundant Water runs an International Trade and Development operation from Canberra, ACT. It is a nonprofit, and its site is abundantwater.org. It holds one address on record, all in Australia. Headcount on record is 18. Its work is tagged sustainable development. Two Australian registrations (ABN) are candidate matches. The record links six similar brands, most of them in Libraries.
ABN74867217898
ABN94077187145
| ABUNDANT WATER INCORPORATED | ABN 74867217898 |
|---|---|
| ABUNDANT WATER PTY LTD | ABN 94077187145 |
| Confirmed matches | 0 of 2 |
A candidate is a name match on the registry, not a confirmed identity, and two candidates are ambiguity rather than a corporate structure.
Abundant Water (AW) was started in 2008 by Sunny Forsyth, an Australian engineer and the current AW CEO.
The beginnings of Abundant Water came while Sunny was working as an Australian Government Youth Ambassador and witnessed firsthand the lack of safe drinking water in rural communities.
From his time as a Youth Ambassador and work in development, Sunny also knew that a successful clay-pottery filter manufacturing project would have to take a grassroots approach. Village potters would need to be trained in the technology and make them in the local style, using natural materials found everywhere, and educate users in proper hygiene practices.
Sunny then established abundantwater.org, a website where he canvassed support for the project, which he readily received from friends and family and began discussions with local potters in the Laos capital, Vientiane. After obtaining AUD$2000 in November 2008 from Canberra Rotary for seed funding, Sunny returned to Laos and began the process of making clay-pottery filters with local potters.
Sunny soon became aware of the interest in the project, both in Laos and abroad. A Board was created in February 2009 and Abundant Water was incorporated. Volunteers from around the world began to offer their skills to the Abundant Water project.
Following a cholera outbreak in Laos in early 2009, Sunny approached the Lao Government with the initiative of using the filters. They enthusiastically supported the project and made its Health Department laboratories available for filter testing. By mid-2009, three different iterations of the ceramic filters had been tested and a viable filter had been produced.
We then unveiled our Social Business Model! Through this model, villagers unleash their economic potential through the sales of our filters to those in their local communities.
Now in 2020, Abundant Water helps to distribute water filters and WASH training throughout Laos PDR and Timor-Leste in both village households and schools.
| Countries | 1 |
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| Primary country | AU |
All codes: AU
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Two Australian entities on the ABR: ABUNDANT WATER INCORPORATED (ABN 74 867 217 898) and ABUNDANT WATER PTY LTD (ABN 94 077 187 145). Both medium confidence.
18 counted staff profiles at January 2026, inside the self-reported 11–50 band.
One address on record, Australia only. Primary: O'Connor, Canberra, ACT.
None linked to this brand.
Nine tags on the brand's own list, among them sustainable development.
3 profiles list Abundant Water as a peer — 67th percentile in International Trade and Development. It lists ten peers of its own. Community Toolbox Canberra lists it back.