Happy World Water Day!

I hope you are having a great World Water Day today! Water, as we know is our most basic necessity. Without it, there is no life. And yet so many people around the world do not have clean water, resulting in much illness and struggle. Quality and Access are the two big challenges that we here at Global Water try to help. Quality of water so people have clean water to drink and access to water so women and children don’t have to travel long distances in search of water for their families.

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Central/South America

Central America Trip Report – Part 2 – Nicaragua

A representative for Global Water, Kathleen, recently visited Guatemala and Nicaragua to conduct site visits to WASH projects, including documentation of constructed facilities, meeting with community members and discussion of project outcomes and planning proposed future projects. Here are some notes and pictures from her trip: Part 2 – Nicaragua: After arriving in Managua, […]

Central America Trip Report – Part 1 – Guatemala

A Talk with the Hernandez Family

The Hernández family lives in a one-room brick home with a tile roof and dirt floor. It is simple and clean. The nearest water is a creek 2 kilometers away and until recently, no one in the community had a bathroom. In partnership with El Porvenir and Global Water, the Hernández family and other members […]

Africa

Drilled Well in Kenya

Maasai Village, Kenya The installation of a water well for a Maasai community was successfully accomplished in 2011. The Maasai community is a group of six villages adjacent tothe Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya. This rural region is remote with approximately 1,500 Maasai villagers living in the community. The water sources in this […]

Drilled Well in Sierra Leone

Serabu Village, Sierra Leone Serabu is a village in the Bumpe Ngao Chiefdom in the Bo District of Sierra Leone. Located in the Southern District of Sierra Leone, it is one ofthemost under-developed areas of the Country with a population of 4,300. The well drilled has supported approximately 1,000 people that surround each of the […]

Drilled Well in Tanzania

Secondary Schools in the Mara Region, Tanzania The schools are located in rural communities of the Mara Region, western Tanzania near Lake Victoria. These water projects include the drilling of awell and installation of a hand pump and have benefited 1,000 students and teachers as well as 1,000 families that live in the surrounding […]

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