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While 81% of rural Peruvians have access to basic and safely managed water service, these figures do not reflect access to clean water critical for handwashing to prevent the spread of diseases like COVID-19. Water For People works in two … Learn More

While significant water infrastructure exists in Uganda with 75% of the urban population having access to at least basic water services, due to a lack of strong operation and maintenance mechanisms, many systems are broken and much of the infrastructure … Learn More

In Rwanda, 53% of the rural population have access to basic water services and 70% have access to basic sanitation. In urban settings, 82% of the population have access to basic or safely managed water services and 52% have access … Learn More

In Malawi, one of the world’s poorest countries, 86% of people in urban areas and 65% of people in rural areas have access to basic water sources. Access to basic sanitation facilities is much lower, with only 34% of urban … Learn More

Lasting water and sanitation solutions can only be achieved when local actors – the private sector, civil society, and local government – are supported. As such, Water For People partners with and builds the skills of the District, Block Governments, … Learn More

The Problem with Safe Drinking Water at Schools in Indonesia In Indonesia, only 21 percent of schools provide safe drinking water to their students. As a result, many school children buy expensive, often sugary drinks, drink contaminated water, or suffer … Learn More

The São Paulo Water Fund was established by a broad group of stakeholders working collectively toward water security. Now fully in Operation Phase, the São Paulo Water Fund partners have conserved or restored 11,000 hectares of priority areas in the … Learn More

Swim Drink Fish promotes water literacy and water stewardship by encouraging partners to join them at the water’s edge to connect with and better understand their local waters. One of the biggest threats currently facing our lakes and waterways is … Learn More

For centuries, the Mississippi River has been used to quench the thirst of the US, nourish crops, energize homes, and transport goods. The Gulf of Mexico also provides food, jobs, and economic security to millions of people in the heart … Learn More

Asociación Micorriza is a non-profit with a team of professionals to solve the problems arising from the change of the traditional landscape. They support rural organizations through territorial analysis and management consulting and socio-ecosystem conservation through their experience in the … Learn More