Funded Projects 2006

A piped water system for the two villages Tra Dinh and Dong Lam in central Vietnam will provide 1,232 households with water.

Three identified schools of Port Loko District lack safe drinking water and are situated in rural areas where the wells are not working or have impure water quality.

The villages of Masampa and Ferry Bonda Sirma lack any safe water source, save a dysfunctional well.

In the isolated, mountainous eastern region of Ghana people mainly rely on streams, rivers and other unsafe sources of water, all high risk for disease given the practice of open defecation and poor h

In many poor, rural communities in Yemen, local water supply systems are in desperate need; many are contaminated, and lack of proper sanitation facilities threatens to keep them that way.

El Porvenir has worked in Camoapa, Dario and El Sauce districts for years, developing potable water and basic sanitation projects in small remote hamlets that had no other possible source of financial

The people of Boqueron K'asa have been requesting a water system from the municipality of Tiraque for several years.

Water and sanitation coverage is particularly low in Chikwawa. 45% of the population has access to safe water; 49% of existing water points are functional.

An approach to provide arsenic free water in rural West Bengal is rainwater harvesting.

Arsenic is a major problem in the state of West Bengal, a colorless, tasteless, odorless poison that is found in the deep groundwater used by nearly 100 million people.

The project involves establishing inclusive, community-led water and sanitation systems in small hamlets not qualifying for government funds for water infrastructure.

The Kisii hospital's daily water supply is 140,000 liters (37,000 gallons) less than its need, provided all systems are functioning properly.

WOTR's main focus is the promotion of watershed development and women's empowerment through promotion of Self-Help Groups.