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[Completed] Secure access to sanitation facilities

With you, we can provide 312,000 days of access to hygiene facilities in Malawi and Sierra Leone.

This is how your help arrives:

Access to safe sanitation facilities e.g. through construction & repair of latrines

Improved hygiene conditions

protection against infectious diseases

Our impact:

Improved health of students

Improved nutritional status

Increased participation in classes, especially among girls

Our partners

**Our partners working for improved sanitation infrastructure:**

Sierra Leone: *Action against Hunger*

Malawi: *Welthungerhilfe*

Did you know?

3.5 billion people, or almost half of the world's population (46%), still do not have access to **safe** sanitation in their homes - including 1.5 billion without basic sanitation. People in rural areas are most affected. (Source: *SDG Report 2023* )

And now...?

Together with you, we want to do even more good.

Here you can find out what happens next with your funding project.

Where we help

The number of countries without access to sanitation facilities can seem overwhelming. Together with our cooperation partners, we want to change this and work on sanitation infrastructure. We will start in Malawi and Sierra Leone.

Why Malawi

Malawi is one of the least developed countries in the world and ranks 169th out of 189 countries on the current UN Human Development Index. Almost a quarter of the rapidly growing population is considered extremely poor and over 4 million people have no access to clean drinking water. There is a general lack of sanitation facilities, which makes it easier and faster for diseases to spread. This can be life-threatening, especially for weak people and children.

Why Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone is a country marked by civil war and Ebola Country and although it was declared "Ebola-free" at the end of 2015, weaknesses in the health system remain. Chronic malnutrition is one of the biggest problems, but also one of the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world. Reasons for this include diarrheal diseases, which are due to the lack of access to clean drinking water and sanitation facilities.

312.000Days access to hygiene facilities

What we have achieved

Helping people together – in every project. To achieve this, we set ourselves clear and ambitious goals with our local partner organizations right from the start. This is also the case in Malawi and Sierra Leone.