Safe Water, Strong Communities
WaterAid Nigeria
In Enugu's villages, girls still walk miles for water. Each WaterAid borehole is more than a tap — it's a girl reclaiming school days, a mother gaining health, a community gaining dignity. Local water committees ensure wells serve not just this generation, but the next.
Impact Metrics
People Served (Phase 3)
Borehole Capacity
Communities Trained
Sustainable Development Goals
Good Health
Gender Equality
Clean Water
About This Project
Verification Standard
Transparent impact tracking and verification by accredited NGOs.
Standard: UNICEF + DFID Partnership
Ipa ní ìwòye kíkúrú
Yí àwọn ẹ̀ka padà láti wo àfojúsùn owó ìgbéjáde iṣẹ́, ìgbémúlẹ̀ CO₂ lọ́dọọdún, àti ààyè tí a tún ṣe.
Ń gbà owó: iṣẹ́ yìí ò tíì ṣàtẹ̀jáde ìwọ̀n yìí. Àwọn ìròyìn olùfọwọ́sí túnyá ní ẹ̀rìnkéjì ọdún.
Àwọn atìlẹyìn tuntun
Jẹ́ àkọ́kọ́ láti dìbò.
Ìjíròrò
Ń ṣíwájú àwọn àsọyé…
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Funding Route: Direct Donation to NGO
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