Ruben van Beek of HOAT foundation gives a presentation at the: 

"international rainwater catchment systems association" 

in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, about the rainwater harvesting an purification systems installed at rural schools in North-East Thailand.

part 1 (English spoken, English subtitles)

HOAT foundation hands out goods to families in north-east Thailand who were affected by the floods of October 2010.

This was all made possible thanks to donations from the Netherlands.
(Thai/English spoken, English subtitles)

An impression of the work at school: " Ban Gratumdjaan Samakee" in the province of Buriram, rural North-east Thailand where we installed a rainwater harvesting and purification system which was donated by :
"Rose Isle Floral Distributors" Canada.

The film shows a word of thanks by the children as well.

A token of thanks from the children of school "Ban chum chon Sakae" in Thailand to the children of  "The Ashley school" in the U.K. who with their "Cycle for water" raised enough money to donate a water purification system.

The children of school "Ban chum chon Sakae" did their own "mini cycle for water" to show their gratitude . (English spoken)

A visit of Ruben van Beek and Johan Gnadlinger to a Thai Jar manufacturer.
 

Johan Gnadlinger, a rural development specialist from Brasil visited HOAT in Thailand.
One of the things he was interested in is how the Thai Jar is made.
 

Johan Gnadlinger devoted his life partly to distribute for free a million Jars to poor people in rural areas in Brasil.
 

Ruben van Beek installs rainwater harvesting systems at Thai schools in de the poor north east of Thailand.
(English subtitles)