To enhance access to potable water and sanitation infrastructure, ensuring improved health, hygiene, and well-being for communities by implementing sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) solutions.
The project aims to enhance health and well-being by improving access to clean water and promoting sustainable hygiene practices in the Nsukwa community, Delta State, Nigeria.
The project aims to enhance health and well-being by improving access to clean water and promoting sustainable hygiene practices in the Kankia and Bindawa LGAs, Katsina State, Nigeria.
The project implements comprehensive WASH interventions, encompassing infrastructure rehabilitation, hygiene behavior change communication (HBCC), and capacity building.
Provide reliable access to clean water and improve sanitation practices, ultimately enhancing the health and well-being of over 5,000 residents in the community.
The Hygiene Scale-Up Promotion Project is an emergency response to help curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus, especially in vulnerable communities.
Safe water and sanitation are basic human rights and fundamental to life, without them people stay trapped in poverty and suffer ill health.
To promote hygiene behavior change by increasing awareness to handwashing facilities(HWFs) and support increased vaccine uptake in Enugu state.
The project supports Nigeria’s government in reviewing and aligning WASH and related sanitation policies with the ASPG at both federal and state levels.
The project aims to provide safe drinking water to over one million people across 16 states in Nigeria, emphasizing community ownership to ensure long-term sustainability.