The world’s growing population, land-use changes, biodiversity loss, and increased consumption weaken environmental resilience, leading to climate crises and frequent natural disasters that claim about 60,000 lives annually. While disasters aren’t predictable, systematic humanitarian aid and ecosystem restoration can save lives. Access to clean water is critical, yet many regions face precarious water supplies, with 4,000 people dying daily from contaminated water (WHO). After disasters, infections and waterborne diseases spike, straining relief efforts. Reliable equipment and expertise are essential for effective disaster response and medical care.