Rainewable is a rainwater catchment system that allows for the collection and consumption of safe drinking water for communities in rural Nicaragua. According to a 2017 UNICEF/WHO report, only 29% of rural Nicaragua had access to clean drinking water, forcing about 1.74 million people to consume water infected with pathogens and animal defecation. Children often become sick from drinking and bathing in this water, and therefore are forced to miss school. In addition, girls more often than boys are tasked with the chore of fetching water from streams up to half a mile away from their homes, 3-4 times a day. This disproportionately affects girls' education and their ability to learn as well. The key to solving this problem? Access to clean water.