Countries

Cambodia has high rainfall and is prone to flooding, so although there\\\'s not a lack of groundwater, much of this is contaminated and not safe to drink.

India is home to a third of the world's malnourished and underweight children. Open defecation is widely practised due to inadequate sanitation, and 80% of India's surface water is now contaminated and not fit for consumption.

Kenya is a chronically water-scarce country, with large parts of the land classified as arid or semi-arid, and prone to severe drought.

In Nicaragua we support marginalised, hard to reach communities in the drought-prone areas through the construction of water distribution systems which bring water directly to households, via taps.

We support rural marginalised village communities with access to clean safe water, improved sanitation and hygiene training in the districts of Wakiso, Amuria, and Karamoja. 

In Zambia we work with country partners in communities, schools and health centres in Central, Eastern and Copperbelt Provinces, to rehabilitate boreholes and drill new boreholes, install piped water networks, build latrines, and provide hygiene behaviour change training.