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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.
Waterlife India Pvt. Ltd.
Waterlife India sets up Community Drinking Water Plants that can effectively treat all types of contamination and ensure a high-quality water supply.
Oromo Self Reliance Association (OSRA)
OSRA targets school communities to increase access to WASH software such as education about hygiene combined with hardware such as sanitation facilities at school. Focusing on the two together reinforces change.
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.
SteadFirst
When SteadFirst realized that villages that did not meet ODF standards lacked support to achieve this goal, they developed sanitation marketing, behavior change, and other types of support to meet this community demand.
Whave
WHAVE is a model rural WASH utility focused on reliability of clean water supply and promotion of sanitation & hygiene, signing reliability assurance and WASH service agreements with communities and building PPPs for local cost recovery and sustainability.
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.
Community Based Health Care Council (CBHCC)
CBHCC designs and implements a variety of rural WASH interventions in close collaboration with the community to improve access to clean water and sanitation and promote community ownership and management of the facilities.
Azadi
The Menstruation-Friendly Schools program aids girls in adequately managing menstruation in school through education and research to enable an environment in which stakeholders collaborate to keep girls in school.