Project — global.nazava.com/impact/safe-water-for-schools-program
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| Countries: | Indonesia |
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Increase Access to Water, Sanitation, Hygiene (SDG 6.1 & 6.2) |
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Safe, Affordable Water
Women & Water Leaving No One Behind |
| Progress to Date: | 432 schools with safe drinking water since 2021. 64800 children with safe drinking water at school. Number of schools with water filters, number of children with safe drinking water at school. |
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Communications & outreach
Financial support Monitoring & evaluation Project management Stakeholder engagement & facilitation |
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Academic Institution
Business Business Association City Government NGO / Civil Society UN Entity Social Enterprise Investor Financial Institution Other |
| Language: | English |
| Start & End Dates: | Apr. 2021 » Ongoing |
| Project Website: | global.nazava.com/impact/safe-water-for-schools-program |
| Contextual Condition(s): | PHYSICAL: Declining water quality, PHYSICAL: Insufficient municipal water supply, PHYSICAL: Inadequate access to drinking water services |
| Additional Benefits: | Long-term partnership(s) created, Raised awareness of challenges among water users, Raised awareness of challenges among local authorities, Increased budget for local authorities, Other |
| Beneficiaries: | Manufacturers, Water utilities, Other utilities, Local communities / domestic users |
| Planning & Implementation Time: | 6 - 12 months |
| Financial Resources: | Between $1,000 - $10,000 USD |
| Primary Funding Source: | corporate |
| Project Challenges: | RESOURCES: Lack of financial resources, PARTICIPANTS: Lack of continuity among core participants, Other |
| Project Source: | User |
| Profile Completion: | 87% |
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 from dehydration. This leads to a myriad of health problems such as diarrhea, stunting, & wasting, all of which have a negative impact on a child’s development. Drinking sugary drinks is a major contributor to childhood …
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Lieselotte Heederik
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| Basin and/or Contextual Conditions: | PHYSICAL: Declining water quality, PHYSICAL: Insufficient municipal water supply, PHYSICAL: Inadequate access to drinking water services |
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| Project Benefits: | Long-term partnership(s) created, Raised awareness of challenges among water users, Raised awareness of challenges among local authorities, Increased budget for local authorities, Other |
| Indirect or Direct Beneficiaries: | Manufacturers, Water utilities, Other utilities, Local communities / domestic users |
| Months & Implementing: | 6 - 12 months |
| Financial Resources: | Between $1,000 - $10,000 USD |
| Primary Funding Source: | Corporate funding |
| Challenges: | RESOURCES: Lack of financial resources, PARTICIPANTS: Lack of continuity among core participants, Other |
Safe Water Gardens (Organization)
To provide a safe and affordable sanitation system for every home in rural areas. The Safe Water Gardens project was brought to life by a coalition of scientists, concerned people and business partners. Our vision is to provide a safe … Learn More
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