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Nearly 900 million people collect water from a contaminated source, which is often some distance from their home, a journey which may take 4 to 6 hours every day. Our programs are having a profound effect on health, education, and livelihoods.
Bishan Gari Purification Industries
Bishan Gari provides households with an affordable and simple water purification option by creating water sachets with locally produced flocculent disinfectants.
Give Water
Give Water works with local governments and communities to install water pipes and improve hygiene and sanitation practices in rural Ethiopia.
More than 2.6 billion people around the world lack basic sanitation facilities. Our programs are working to increase community access to sanitation, such as biodigester toilets, and reduce a major cause of diseases in children.
Gujarat Mahila Housing SEWA Trust (MHT)
The Mahila Housing Trust’s (MHT) Parivartan program works with municipal corporations to convert slums into residential societies, enabling equitable access to WASH services.
Society for Community Organization and Peoples Education (SCOPE)
The Sustainable Sanitation program uses ECOSAN toilets which are responsive to the needs and contexts of those living in high water table areas of India and also contribute environmentally-friendly agricultural products for farming.
Seventy percent of diarrheal cases are due to contaminated food, the consequence of preparing food with unwashed hands. Our programs are working to increase hygiene practices and menstrual hygiene management to improve health outcomes.
Irise International
Irise Uganda aims to deliver high quality, fact-based menstrual health education and a washable, reusable sanitary pad that is affordable and accessible to the end user.
Grupo de Saneamento de Bilibiza (GSB)
GSB installs tube wells which are produced and maintained locally, using simple low-cost technology, in addition to constructing latrines and distributing table top filters to support water, sanitation, and agriculture in Mozambique.