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European manufacturer since 1965
European manufacturer since 1965
Canaletas is a pioneer manufacturer in Europe with over 55 years experience in the design and manufacture of a wide range of drinking water fountains and water coolers.
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Canaletas expands to schools in Jordan.

Canaletas expands to schools in Jordan.

Water coolers. News 30/08/2024
Canaletas has been selected to equip several newly constructed schools with its innovative wall-mounted water dispensers in Jordan. This project includes the installation of Canaletas drinking water dispensers at the Mafraq school, located in the northern part of the country, an initiative that reflects a commitment to sustainability and access to drinking water.

The new school, which will open its doors in September, has been made possible thanks to funding from the European Union through its aid program for displaced persons and refugees. This educational institution not only represents a safe and welcoming space for students but is also the first of an ambitious project that plans to build a total of 30 schools. This effort aims to provide quality education to children who have been affected by conflicts and humanitarian crises in the region.

Paz Ausin, Export Manager of Canaletas, has traveled to Jordan to personally oversee the delivery of the water fountains. Her visit aims not only to ensure that the water fountains are installed correctly but also to strengthen relationships with local partners. "We are very proud to be part of this important project," Ausin commented during her visit. "Providing access to drinking water is essential for the well-being and educational development of children. We firmly believe that every drop counts, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration with organizations and institutions that share our vision."

The acquisition of Canaletas water fountains has been made after an extensive selection process among many manufacturers. Canaletas drinking water dispensers are recognized for their functional design and their ability to provide fresh and clean water, which is essential in school environments. With this collaboration, they hope not only to improve hygienic conditions within the classrooms but also to promote healthy habits among students.

As this project progresses, Canaletas reaffirms its commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. Paz Ausin states, "We are excited to see how these new facilities positively impact the lives of students."

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