Drinking Water and Sanitation Program

Project Overview

Limited access to clean water and inadequate sanitation facilities contribute to waterborne diseases, poor health, and reduced quality of life, especially in rural communities. This program addresses these challenges by constructing and rehabilitating water supply systems, improving sanitation infrastructure, and raising awareness about proper hygiene practices.

Through community participation, capacity building of local water committees, and partnerships with local authorities, the program ensures sustainable management of water and sanitation services.

Problem Statement

Unsafe water and poor sanitation affect health, livelihoods, and productivity. The program seeks to provide safe drinking water, improve sanitation, and promote hygienic behaviors to reduce disease risk and enhance community well-being.

Our Approach

Infrastructure Development – Constructing and rehabilitating water supply and sanitation facilities

Community Participation – Strengthening Water User Committees and local management

Hygiene Promotion – Conducting awareness campaigns and training on handwashing, safe water use, and sanitation

Capacity Building – Training communities in water and sanitation management

Sustainability Focus – Ensuring long-term operation, maintenance, and local ownership