People in Rural Bangladesh Need Water

by Water.org
People in Rural Bangladesh Need Water

Summary

6,000 people in this impoverished area have gained access to clean water, latrines, and/or hygiene education. WaterPartners wants to expand this success by extending the program to nearby villages.

$113
total raised
4
donors
0
monthly donors
1
fundraiser
17
years

Challenge

Approximately 56,365 households with 267,003 people inhabit the area. People are mostly poor even by Bangladeshi standards – household income is below the national average of $150/month. High prevalence of water-borne disease causes vulnerability to frequent ailments year-round.

Solution

This three-year project will benefit 5,550 people by providing: *45 new water points. *Repairs or re-construction of 111 existing water points. *Sanitary facilities at key locations. *Community-organizing and hygiene education.

Long-Term Impact

Accessible, clean water allows women and children time for other tasks such as attending school or planting a vegetable garden. Project acts as a catalyst for other community-driven projects.

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).

Resources

Organization Information

Water.org

Location: Kansas City, Missouri - USA
Website:
Water.org
Jessica Brooks
Project Leader:
Jessica Brooks
Donor Care Specialist
Kansas City , Missouri United States

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