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Emergency relief for Malawi and Mozambique after Cyclone Idai
The Poul Due Jensen Foundation helps cyclone victims in collaboration with Water Mission and PlanBørnefonden (Plan International).
Safe water and sanitation in Togo
Pilot: New solar and battery pumping solution in Togo
Handpumps will not be an adequate technology if we are to reach UN sustainable development goal 6 of delivering affordable access to safe water for all. That's why we are testing a new solar and battery backup solution in Togo in collaboration with PlanBørnefonden (Plan International).
Combating arsenic poisoning in Nepal
A different approach to water management in Nepal
In Nepal, Oxfam works closely with local and national authorities to improve the sustainability of water supply schemes through a public-private partnership approach. This work has also influenced the project design of a safe water programme funded by the Foundation.
Nyarugusu Refugee Camp
66,000 now have access to safe water in Nyarugusu Refugee Camp
Two solar powered water systems are now in operation and delivering water to 66,000 refugees in the large refugee settlement in Western Tanzania. Automatic chlorination has also been put in place to ensure improved health in the camp.
Safe water to Mozambique
How tapping the sun is transforming lives in Mozambique
WaterAid and the Poul Due Jensen Foundation are going the very last mile to help communities gain access to water in rural Mozambique. Tropene is the first community to benefit from access to clean and safe water. Photo: WaterAid/Arao José Valoi
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A helping hand for the tsunami victims in Indonesia
Join Craig Wiliams of Water Mission on his two-day trek to Palu, where international aid organisations are trying to get in and help the tsunami victims.
100 pumps for 100 villages
Running water is very unusual here
Across India, an estimated 700,000 villages lack access to safe drinking water.
Disaster response
Safe water after flooding in Peru
Practical Action fights looming health emergency by bringing access to safe and affordable water to 7 affected communities in northern Peru.
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