771 million people around the world don't have access to clean water. The majority live in isolated, rural areas the same areas growing our coffee. While we enjoy the purest filtered water in our coffee, the communities at the end of its supply chain face a water crisis. 16-year-old Seido lives in the coffee growing Sirima village in Berbere, Ethiopia. She has never been to school. In communities where there is no access to clean water, women and young girls spend up to 8 hours collecting water that weighs, on average, 20 kilos.That's why this World Water Day, The Mulberry House School pupils will take part in walk around the school, ten times, carrying water bottles in their backpacks and raising funds and awareness for Project Waterfall and helping to make a life-changing impact on coffee farmers and their communities.