Bangladesh Rural Water and Sanitation for Human Capital Development.
This transformative initiative was designed to enhance the well-being of rural communities by improving access to safe drinking water and hygienic sanitation. By constructing 21492 sanitary latrines and installing 2272 household-level water points, the project has significantly reduced the risk of waterborne diseases and strengthened the foundation for healthier, more dignified lives.
Beyond meeting essential WASH needs, the project introduced an empowering financial component—providing loans that enabled families to generate income and build economic resilience. This integration of health and livelihood support has played a crucial role in f... Read More
Major Achievements
The construction of 21492 sanitary latrines and 2272 water supply points in multiple districts improved sanitation, enhanced clean water access, and helped reduce waterborne diseases.
The project improved health and supported human capital development by enhancing living conditions, crucial for social and economic growth.
The project offered loans to beneficiaries, helping them generate income and improve their livelihoods and economic resilience in rural Bangladesh.
Major Activities
Project Objective
To improve access to clean water and sanitation in rural Bangladesh.
Geographical Coverage
Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Feni, Chandpur, Cumilla, Noakhali Districts.
Targeted Beneficiaries
23764
Programme Highlights
Sustaining Water and Sanitation.
The project highlighted that sustainable water and sanitation solutions need continuous support, including regular maintenance and monitoring, to ensure lasting improvements in public health and community development.
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