Efforts:

Drilling boreholes, rehabilitating water points, and promoting water purification systems in rural and underserved areas.

Why It Matters:

Access to clean water reduces waterborne diseases, improves public health, and saves women and children from traveling long distances to fetch water.  

Efforts:

Constructing and promoting the use of eco-friendly and gender-sensitive toilets in schools, health centers, and communities.

Why It Matters:

Proper sanitation prevents open defecation, protects the environment, and upholds human dignity especially for women and girls. 

Efforts:

Organizing hygiene campaigns and training sessions on handwashing, menstrual hygiene, and waste management.

Why It Matters:

Good hygiene practices reduce disease outbreaks, enhance school attendance, and improve overall community health. 

Efforts:

Training youths and community members in water management, WASH advocacy, and maintenance of water systems.

Why It Matters:

Empowering communities ensures sustainability, creates jobs, and strengthens local ownership of WASH projects. 

Efforts:

Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations to influence WASH policies and attract funding.

Why It Matters:

Strong partnerships and effective advocacy expand impact, align local actions with national goals, and ensure long-term policy support for clean water and sanitation initiatives.