As part of its ongoing water stewardship agenda, SPARK Foundation has committed to invest an additional RM2.5million over the next three years for the Phase 3 of its W.A.T.E.R project. The Foundation aims to lead in water stewardship through collaboration with government agencies and local communities in strategic projects, to protect water resources and work towards long term sustainable water management.

To kickstart the Phase 3 of its project, SPARK Foundation in collaboration with Global Environment Centre and Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) built rainwater harvesting system at Block 1, Desa Mentari in Petaling Jaya, which is located within one of its project sites, Sungai Penchala. The system is capable of harvesting 1 million litres of rainwater annually and will benefit over 1,800 residents in the area by supplying additional water that is suitable for general use such as cleaning, landscaping and irrigation.