Projects

Water for Life (Health Care)

Clean DRINKING WATER and PROPER SANITATION are essential to public health and the prevention of diseases and epidemics. Only one in every two people in the world will have access to some form of sanitation. Drinking water is a prerequisite for human survival, but water actually means so much more: it can provide better personal hygiene, encourage the growth of healthy food and enable cooking, cleaning, washing and dishwashing.

Sanitation ensures that people become aware of the importance of hygiene. Waste such as human excrements, household rubbish and standing water, which serve as breeding grounds for all kind of insects, need to be separated and effectively managed to avoid the transmission of diseases.
No more OPEN SEWERS!

With our project WATER FOR LIFE, we have worked to realise the United Nations' (UN's) Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's). The aim is to achieve these goals, and in turn to bring an end to poverty, hunger, disease (e.g. AIDS, Malaria), maternal and child mortality, inequality and environmental problems.

'One person cannot do it alone, only the many who are united at the right moment.' - attributed to Goethe-

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