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About us

We want to make water work

Our mission is to make water infrastructure pay for itself — so the NGOs and operators who fund it get guaranteed revenue and a system built to resist theft, not another recurring cost.

Our mission

Built to make our partners self-sufficient

Most of our customers are NGOs: they fund the borehole, the solar array, the water tower. What decides whether that investment lasts ten years or two is what happens to the money collected at the tap afterwards. Prepaid, tamper-resistant metering means every litre sold is accounted for and every payment reaches the account it’s meant to — turning a one-off grant into a water point that can fund its own upkeep.

That’s what self-sufficiency means to us: less revenue lost to informal collection or theft, and more of the original investment still working for the community it was built for. We won’t pretend metering hardware ends corruption — it’s a real and persistent problem across the sector, system or no system — but it closes off the easiest ways for revenue to go missing, and makes the rest far harder to hide.

A member of the Maji Systems team with a Community Dispenser installation

Where we are

Maji Systems by the numbers

50+
Dispensers deployed
2,000+
People served daily
200M+ L
Water dispensed

Metered and delivered through Maji Community Dispensers

Figures as of August 2026.

A Maji Systems team member on a field visit to a community water point

Boots on the ground

Built by people who have lived the problem

Our engineers have operated water systems in rural Africa, built digital payment systems, and designed military electronics for tanks. Leaders and employees alike have personally lived and understand the challenges that rural operators face in the real world: harsh environments, dust, heat, humidity, distance, and a lack of parts — and, fundamentally, the need to keep operational costs to a minimum.

This is what drives our philosophy of rugged simplicity and the need to maintain a direct bond with our users.

Maji Systems team members beside an installed water dispenser during a partner site visit
Maji Systems team members with a partner engineer at a dispenser installation site
A Maji Systems team member beside a freshly installed Community Dispenser

How we work

What that means in practice

Self-sufficiency, not another handout

Most of our customers are NGOs — our job is to make the infrastructure they fund outlast the grant that paid for it. Prepaid metering guarantees revenue and closes off the easiest routes for it to be stolen or diverted, so a water point can cover its own upkeep instead of becoming a recurring cost.

Rugged simplicity

Our engineers have operated water systems in rural Africa, built digital payment systems, and designed military electronics for tanks. They have lived the environments our hardware runs in: dust, heat, humidity, distance, and the need to keep operational costs to a minimum.

A direct bond with our users

Sustainable water provision only flourishes when the people running it are the people accountable for it. We build and support our hardware to maintain that link, not to sit behind a distributor.

IoT and cloud technology, built for the field

Robust, low-cost solutions suited to rural and peri-urban areas — using the latest connectivity and cloud tooling, not compromising on it because the site is remote.

Find us

Company and contact details

Registered office

Maji Systems Ltd
7 Bell Yard
London WC2A 2JR
United Kingdom

Email

sales@maji.systems
We reply within one business day.

Phone

+44 20 3633 1124
Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:30 GMT

Maji Systems Ltd is registered in England & Wales, company number 13706076.

Work with us

Thinking about a deployment?

Whether you run two water points or two hundred, the conversation starts the same way: your sites, your tariff, your current collection rate.