WaterAid is an international not-for-profit, determined to make safe water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere within a generation.

Since we started in 1981, we’ve remained resolutely focused on tackling these three essentials that transform people’s lives. Without all three, people can’t live dignified, healthy lives. With all three, they can break free from poverty, unleash their potential and change their lives for good. Children grow up healthy and strong, women and men start small businesses, whole communities start to thrive. It sounds normal and it should be.

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Jameelah and Mohammed spent days without water before they reached the Rohingya refugee settlements in Cox’s Bazar. Now, their emergency shelter is right next to an IOM-built well, which provides them with clean water to drink, cook and wash with. In just two months, over 600,000 refugees sought safety in Cox’s Bazar putting pressure on sources of clean drinking water and sanitation facilities. IOM and partners are working to ensure greater access to quality services through the building and maintaining of wells, latrines and dams, as well as, water trucking. IOM also provides hygiene kits to Rohingya refugees and informs …

Miguel Vargas is a champion for clean water and health care in the community of Mondana in the Amazon rain forest. In this video, Miguel explains why these causes are so close to his heart, and how his community has changed with the help of WE Charity. You can gain more insight on Miguel’s fight for clean water, and continue to shop Track Your Impact products to be part of life-saving change.

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An innovative new water dispensing system being used in New Delhi, the Indian capital, could provide millions of India’s poorest with clean, drinkable water.
For just five cents, the water purification machine will dispense 20 litres of water, giving the poorest in society an alternative to pumping contaminated water from below ground.
With the country’s billion-strong population growing even further, access to clean water is a pressing issue.
Al Jazeera’s Karishma Vyas reports from New Delhi.…

Having access to potable water used to be just a dream for many of Cambodia’s poorest communities. But the situation is changing, and the country is now able to meet one of its Millennium Development Goals. Martin Lowe shows us how Cambodia is making great strides in bringing clean water to its people.

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