Overview
- Jan Delay played a roughly 30-minute reggae‑style set with his three ‘Delaydies’ on a painted container stage at Heiligengeistfeld, which drew a large, dancing crowd on Thursday.
- Organizers used the free show to raise visibility and solicit donations for Yunomi, a mobile water‑treatment container presented as both an artwork and working infrastructure.
- The project team plans to ship the container after the festival to Kibera in Nairobi where it is intended to provide up to 50,000 liters of clean drinking water per day.
- Coverage names partner groups including Future Female Africa, Viva con Agua and the Loni und Josef Grünbeck‑Stiftung, with Jan Delay acting as the campaign ambassador.
- By combining public performance and on‑site fundraising at the Reeperbahn Festival, organizers increased public attention for water access in Nairobi and hope the momentum will help fund the container’s operation there.